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@@TAC40_ yes that section is officially within the Angeles national forest

There are multiple cruises that do essentially the same thing, but we went with Major Marine Tours - majormarine.com/ . It was about a 6 hour cruise, which included lunch.

@@venturefull Thank you.

We went in July

There are campsites on different parts of the river. The closest one to where this video is probably National Camp, and then Camp Williams

Yes, because it’s gotten so popular and crowded in recent years, you have to make reservations, which helps keep it from being too crowded

We mostly use AllTrails to find the trails

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching, hope it’s helpful

Bummer, hope you still enjoyed your time, and maybe you can see some of them on your next visit

It depends on the day, between $67-100 per person. You can see prices here: www.greatwolf.com/southern-california/daypass/booking

They between $50-55 per person, you can see prices on their website: www.knotts.com/soak-city/daily-tickets

@@venturefull thanks for the reply

Thanks for watching! Hope you get to experience it, it's the newest national park!

Yeah, we didn't go there until we were well into adulthood, so we're glad our kids get to enjoy it while they're young

@phatto9696 its right before you get to Mt Baldy resort. If you hit the dead end, you gone too far.

Glad it helped, thanks for watching

There are a few grassy areas that get a little bit of shade, but they get taken up pretty quickly. It’s often crowded with people saving their spot with towels.

Thanks for watching, glad it was helpful

Thanks for watching, hope you have fun!

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching!

Glad you found it helpful, thanks for watching!

Thank, appreciate it. It was shot mostly on GoPro, with a little of iPhone and a Canon mirrorless. If you want to keep it simple, your mobile phone will already take great video. If you want a second camera, I would recommend a GoPro since the stabilization helps so much, especially for walking/running. What I would focus on is more of how you frame your shots. Wherever you are, think about getting 3 types of shots: landscape stuff to set the environment, pov shots of walking and your family doing stuff (primary action shots), and selfies to add some personal moments. With editing, I use premiere pro, but that can be a steep learning curve. I would try programs like premiere elements, iMovie, or filmora. Hope that helps, and enjoy your trip!

@@venturefull Thank you so so much for all the great details. Missed your message earlier. This is super helpful!

South Carlsbad State Beach

Thank you, the majority of it is with a GoPro 8. A few of the still shots are with a Canon M50. And there’s a handful that’s on an iPhone.

In each city, there was a decent variety of restaurants and cafes, all with pretty familiar food like sandwiches, burgers, pizzas, and pasta. We just looked ahead of time on Google maps to find restaurants in the towns we would be passing by. A few occasions, we bought groceries to cook when we were in a an Airbnb with a kitchen, but mostly we ate out. Keep in mind though that food is very expensive in Iceland as most of it is imported.