On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park in Santa Clarita, California, about 25 miles from downtown Los Angeles. You may recognize it from TV and films such as Star Trek and many more.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited the Channel Islands National Park visitor center in Ventura, California. This was actually our second visit here; we previously visited back in 2022, including a boat tour to near the islands.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We stayed at Thousand Trails Soledad Canyon in Acton, California. A fairly typical Thousand Trails campground, but with a recently renovated 50 amp section with large sites. 🚌
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On the Sinclair Trails YouTube channel (like & subscribe!): A timelapse of driving our RV, a Tiffin Allegro Bus motorhome, 223 miles from Dunlap, California to Acton, California. 🚌📹
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We drove our coach 223 miles, about five hours of driving, from Dunlap, California to Acton, California. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We had some extra shelves added in several cupboards in our motorhome, but they just had a bare wood surface. To make them a little nicer, and not quite so slippery, I added some self-adhesive velvet flocking liner to them. 🚌
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited Sequoia National Park in California, including the Foothills Visitor Center, the Tunnel Rock, the Giant Forest Museum, Moro Rock, and Tunnel Log.
On the Sinclair Trails blog: We visited Sequoia National Park in California, including the Lodgepole Visitor Center and Grill, and the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree in the world by volume. And saw a couple of bears in a tree.
