Under the shade of the famed Colorado Street Bridge are hiking trails, horseback riding, and an historic archery range.
Author: thecrankycamper
Based in California’s sunny San Gabriel Valley, I am mom to four growing kids and a pet parent to three bunnies and a forever pup and a coffee-fueled educator with a passion for teaching and social-emotional wellness. I love to travel and explore, especially the great outdoors. Life is an adventure meant to be shared. Happy trails!
Chino Hills State Park
At the end of the spring wildflower season, Owen and I explored some of the spots in the rolling hills of Chino Chills State Park.
Solvang, California
On the way back from Pinnacles National Park, we stopped for brunch and treats in the "Danish Capital of America," Solvang, California.
West Pinnacles
The Cranky Campers explore the west side of Pinnacles National Park with a spooky hike through Balconies Caves.
Pinnacles National Park
Designated a national park in 2013, Pinnacles National Park protects the endangered California condor and unique talus cave formations. As part of our 2022 spring break, we visited Pinnacles, starting with Bear Gulch on the east side of the park.
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