A quintessential Borrego experience for everyone is dinner, music and dancing on Saturday nights at Carlee's restaurant, just off Christmas Circle. Nothing quite like it...
Dude, i just want to thank you man. You provide a ton of info for tourists like me all the way from The Netherlands. I can't wait for my first trip to the USA in April 2018, i dreamed about it for a long time and your clips are making me even more excited. Thanks agian!
@@rojoknight like our grandparents, for example? Or you’re a native American, and in this case, I totally defer to your self-entitled comment and say I truly apologize that we invaded your land.
you all probably dont care at all but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly lost my password. I love any help you can give me!
Good Job. I love the Domelands and Windcaves, I especially like the short slot canyon there. The Goat Canyon Train Trestle Bridge is a great hike, but even though its not to long of a hike its still no joke.
I have been to the slots and the mud caves. Both are very cool to see. If you walk all the way through the slots you can see the wind caves which is pretty cool also. In the video he talks about the calcite mines. That’s another good one to go to. So many good places to see.
Thank you for this great video! My friends and I did lots of these recommendations based on this, including the Dry Lake Bed, The Sculptures, and The Slot. We topped it all off with a trip to Bombay Beach. Thanks!
Reasons why this vid should be number 1: Succinct Insightful with mileage and type of terrain Common and uncommon recommendations Kept the attention Thank you sir
This is a very nice plece to visit, I live there 4 years, I love borrego spring I take my family there some times, they have the best oranges, and Grapefruit I recommend this fruit.
Several years back was in San Diego and took a road trip and came across Borrego Springs and state park. It was a beautiful place did short hike from camp ground wish I had more time time see all the other areas in your video Thank you
After seeing you video I have to go back & see areas I missed. I made a UA-cam video on places I saw. Search with my name & the park name. Enjoyed your video-good info. Too many videos don’t give enough info.
One of my favorite places is the Blue Sun cave on Indian Hill, its in the same valley as the trail head to the trestle bridge. I love your videos and keep up the amazing work!
Are there any trails networks, that offer thrilling hikes, from the tall Ramparts of the Laguna, Cuyamaca, and Volcon Ranges, to the Anza-Borrego Basin and back? Pines-to-Cactus kinds of routes?
We are thinking of going in the next couple of months. This is a great list. Luckily I had already done #7, Trestle bridge. I heard they are working on the trails and the fist tunnel is sealed and gate locked. Glad I made the trip, I bet they cite hiker for trespassing now.
Thank you for Sharing all your videos I really appreciate it as do most of us. I have a question for you though, I will be in Anza tomorrow a d wanted to ask where is the best pla e to view the stars? These are the darkest nights this month
I want to compliment you on a lot of interesting information presented in a more concise manner than I have come to expect from any reasonably well-produced UA-cam videos. (That wasn't a very concise sentence in itself, now was it? LOL) My folks and I bugged out of California more than fifty years ago; and I have never regretted that fact. However, like many old farts, I'd like to revisit a few locations enjoyed in my youth. But I would also like to explore fresh locales. I grew up in Fontana and, despite its proximity, never made it to Anza-Borrega. I'm perusing a few videos on the subject to garner ideas--your video stood out for it lack of irrelevant filler. Kudos! Some time ago, I stumbled upon an old map, considerably older than a century, that depicts within the present Anza-Borrega a site labeled "Old Santa Rosa." It was an Indian village that has nothing to do with the present Santa Rosa in San Luis Obispo County. Are you familiar with the site and its history?
@@kamranford4 thats a marvelous idea, and I enjoy being able to explore around and watching the sky at night like nowhere else 🌟 ⭐ 💫 🌠 ,Very Peaceful, what makes it difficult is having to drive about an hour out to the city to get what you need for better prices and the heat in July is Very tough but other than that you'll make a great choice.
I definitely taken several of these places into consideration, and not just in this video! I am one of many that greatly appreciate all the content + knowledge you continue to share. Your content helps me with exploring especially moving down from the PNW! Thank you! BTW, any post quarantine locations you would recommend? or you're off to next?
You should rename your channel to the world through my lens. Would love to see a video of you at Niagara Falls, and Glacier national park. I have been wanting to visit Canada but can’t find anyone who does videos like yours out their..Anywho safe travels!
pete waroblak I recommend going into the visitors center when you get there. They have a paper they give out that shows you how to get to the slot and that is the best way to find it
This is an amazing video!!! Really informative. I recently learned that Borrego Springs is a Dark Sky Community, your information is right on! Great information about needing a four wheel drive car. I have a small car, two wheel drive and I got stuck in the high desert, San Bernardino County. I can't wait to go to Borrego this year! By the way, your music is on point! Nice tunes. I am definitely subscribing for more videos. Thanks.
Been to all these place and more. Last I knew the sculptures are on BLM land and not in the State Park. This may have changed since I was last there. Personally I don't like that they are there, yes interesting to look at but for me they are pieces of liter that deface the beauty of the natural desert landscape. There was no charge to hike Palm Canyon, however I understand the reason for the charge. Hiker population on this trail probably has increased by10 fold if not more since I first hiked it. This makes for a lot of wear and tear on its' environment. It is a state park, but trust me it is not a walk in the park, be well prepared for every hike you take is a walk "Into The Wild." I am so blessed to have such good memories at the Anza Borrego Desert.
Many of the dirt roads in Anza Borrego are marked as 4WD recommended or high clearance recommended, yet I found this not to be the case for many of them. Which makes it that much harder to know which roads actually do require 4WD or high clearance, and which ones don't. Font's Point, for example, is accessible without 4WD/high clearance if you drive carefully. Some of the other spots in Anza Borrego I'd recommend are Whale Peak and Marshall South in the southern part of the park. It should also be noted that Anza Borrego is the largest State Park in CA!
Disagreeing with you on part of this! As the video said, it depends on the time of year, but right now you definitely DO NOT want to go to Fonts Point without 4WD and high clearance. Conditions can change drastically day by day, so I would not recommend it to people without 4WD, especially those who have not driven in sand. This is true for all of the 4WD recommended roads in the park. The only road that is fully safe for 2WD is the slot. If you do not have a 4WD vehicle but desperately want to see Fonts Point, there are several tour companies that will take you there. Better be safe than to waste rangers time rescuing you.
comrade , get the grapefruit in the circle ( w.) 3 times the beer you expect to normally need , water for five days and don't forget the raideator . the sun will boil you down ,plan on it ,adue!
1:40. I think I read that the palm trees in that area are the only palm trees native to California. All the other palms you see in California have been introduced by man.
I'm getting really frustrated with California. I lived here for 20 years and then my job took me to Atlanta, Texas and South Carolina. it's easy to own a house in every state except here. So I was wondering and had a question for you. I found an affordable lot that I think I can build my own house on. Do you recommend having a second home here? Is it safe? What's going on there?
Worked in the Anza Borrego desert everyday for eight years and this guy just tapped some of the adventures there. I could tell you about a hundred places of interest that even the park rangers don't know about. But...….not going to.
A quintessential Borrego experience for everyone is dinner, music and dancing on Saturday nights at Carlee's restaurant, just off Christmas Circle. Nothing quite like it...
Carlee's is goated
Dude, i just want to thank you man. You provide a ton of info for tourists like me all the way from The Netherlands. I can't wait for my first trip to the USA in April 2018, i dreamed about it for a long time and your clips are making me even more excited. Thanks agian!
I appreciate the comment and am glad the videos are making you excited about your trip!
thijs van wijk We got Coffee Shops here too 🗿🚬👍
I hope you had a nice trip!
Remember when you get here. Now you seen it go home. We got just a estimate of 20 million who didn't.
@@rojoknight like our grandparents, for example? Or you’re a native American, and in this case, I totally defer to your self-entitled comment and say I truly apologize that we invaded your land.
Sheep canyon beyond coyote canyon is my favorite place as well as fish creek
A buddy and I hiked to the trestle in the middle of the night and slept in hammocks on the trestle. Borrego is legit.
That sounds like a pretty crazy adventure!
Anza Borrego State Park is badass!!! So many places to check out... hotsprings also ... primitive (free) camping is abundant here!
Lol I went to the mudcaves twice with my POS 2 wheel drive car, and yes bad idea, great video!
I watch your videos in one window with Google Maps open in another so I can add all your suggestions to my 'want to go' list :-D
Thats a good way to do it! I hope the videos help you find some cool new spots
you all probably dont care at all but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account..?
I stupidly lost my password. I love any help you can give me!
One of my absolute favorite places in California!
Good Job. I love the Domelands and Windcaves, I especially like the short slot canyon there. The Goat Canyon Train Trestle Bridge is a great hike, but even though its not to long of a hike its still no joke.
I have been to the slots and the mud caves. Both are very cool to see. If you walk all the way through the slots you can see the wind caves which is pretty cool also. In the video he talks about the calcite mines. That’s another good one to go to. So many good places to see.
This is so helpful, especially the advice about driving.
Thank you for this great video! My friends and I did lots of these recommendations based on this, including the Dry Lake Bed, The Sculptures, and The Slot. We topped it all off with a trip to Bombay Beach. Thanks!
Reasons why this vid should be number 1:
Succinct
Insightful with mileage and type of terrain
Common and uncommon recommendations
Kept the attention
Thank you sir
You do nice video's. I was at the park 1 week ago. Fantastic trip. You are right about nighttime star gazing!
Thank you. Your guide helped a lot to make a plan to visit this park for one day.
GREAT! Going back to see library of great visits!
This is a very nice plece to visit, I live there 4 years, I love borrego spring I take my family there some times, they have the best oranges, and Grapefruit I recommend this fruit.
thanks man, this comment from Egypt🇪🇬
I love Anza Borrego.
This is GOLD! Excellent tips and info. Keep up the great work!
Thanks, I appreciate the comment!
On the list!
Wild flowers!
Several years back was in San Diego and took a road trip and came across Borrego Springs and state park. It was a beautiful place did short hike from camp ground wish I had more time time see all the other areas in your video Thank you
I'd like to also say thank you and great job helping to navigate Anza Borrego... Bruh... solid guidance.
Thanks for the concise and well photographed cover on Anza-Borrego. Thumbs up!
Beautiful place
From your video we did the slot canyon and the desert sculptures. It was amazing
Ooooh! Loved the pan-out at that little mountain in the desert!
Very knowledgeable
Another great video - fantastic sculpture and night sky shots!! But the slot canyon and caves 😳 oh and the snake 😳
Thanks! Ya, so much fun stuff to do in that park!
Another good video.
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Thank you for sharing this video bro I like it!!
I’ve been there so many times. My parents took me there so many times. I have seen some of this
Awesome, always more to see!
Great info bro! Lived here my whole old ass life, and didn't know of some of these spots. Thanks for the info.
No problem, glad you found some new spots!
Wow love my San Diego
Split Mountain? Pretty cool & you can drive through it. Shells from the time when it was under water are all over.
Just got back from Anza-Borrego State Park.... Wish I saw your review before I went.
David Chang always lots more adventures to have in the park
Wow, congratulations!! You're a professional video maker. Thank you very much for sharing!!!
After seeing you video I have to go back & see areas I missed. I made a UA-cam video on places I saw. Search with my name & the park name. Enjoyed your video-good info. Too many videos don’t give enough info.
Thanks. Just moved to San Diego and I put these sites on my list.
Been here my entire 25 year life , and I'm barely finding out about these sites 😂
Thank you so much for the tip and video! I am thinking about driving there with my family this holiday
Wow. I can’t believe I missed this video. I really want to check out the trestle. I heard that they are trying to resurrect that rail line.
One of my favorite places is the Blue Sun cave on Indian Hill, its in the same valley as the trail head to the trestle bridge. I love your videos and keep up the amazing work!
Thanks for the tips, I haven't been there but I will have to check it out!
Is the Blue Sun cave, the big cave at the base of Indian Hill? I'm thinking I may have not seen this cave. They're so many in that Hill
Thank you so much for making this video, great information for who had never gone.
I want to go there! yehey
REALLY nice job with this...thank you. I'm hoping to go out in a couple days for a meteor shower night....really appreciate the info
Awesome information all the way around. I can’t wait to explore Anza Borrego State Park. Keep up the good work!👏👏👏
Are there any trails networks, that offer thrilling hikes, from the tall Ramparts of the Laguna, Cuyamaca, and Volcon Ranges, to the Anza-Borrego Basin and back? Pines-to-Cactus kinds of routes?
Thanks for this video, great job!
Outstanding video and great information! Planning on visiting soon.
We are thinking of going in the next couple of months. This is a great list. Luckily I had already done #7, Trestle bridge. I heard they are working on the trails and the fist tunnel is sealed and gate locked. Glad I made the trip, I bet they cite hiker for trespassing now.
Thank you for Sharing all your videos I really appreciate it as do most of us. I have a question for you though, I will be in Anza tomorrow a d wanted to ask where is the best pla e to view the stars? These are the darkest nights this month
Thanks!
No problem!
I want to compliment you on a lot of interesting information presented in a more concise manner than I have come to expect from any reasonably well-produced UA-cam videos. (That wasn't a very concise sentence in itself, now was it? LOL)
My folks and I bugged out of California more than fifty years ago; and I have never regretted that fact. However, like many old farts, I'd like to revisit a few locations enjoyed in my youth. But I would also like to explore fresh locales. I grew up in Fontana and, despite its proximity, never made it to Anza-Borrega. I'm perusing a few videos on the subject to garner ideas--your video stood out for it lack of irrelevant filler. Kudos!
Some time ago, I stumbled upon an old map, considerably older than a century, that depicts within the present Anza-Borrega a site labeled "Old Santa Rosa." It was an Indian village that has nothing to do with the present Santa Rosa in San Luis Obispo County. Are you familiar with the site and its history?
How’d you know I was headed out there this weekend 🤔
Lived here all my life, very good video & info, love seeing the tressel🚂🚂🚂
I'm thinking to have a build a house there and eventually maybe move there. What are some good and bad things about that area?
@@kamranford4 thats a marvelous idea, and I enjoy being able to explore around and watching the sky at night like nowhere else 🌟 ⭐ 💫 🌠 ,Very Peaceful, what makes it difficult is having to drive about an hour out to the city to get what you need for better prices and the heat in July is Very tough but other than that you'll make a great choice.
Good job 👏🏻 👍♥️ thank you
I definitely taken several of these places into consideration, and not just in this video! I am one of many that greatly appreciate all the content + knowledge you continue to share. Your content helps me with exploring especially moving down from the PNW! Thank you! BTW, any post quarantine locations you would recommend? or you're off to next?
Nigge
You should rename your channel to the world through my lens. Would love to see a video of you at Niagara Falls, and Glacier national park. I have been wanting to visit Canada but can’t find anyone who does videos like yours out their..Anywho safe travels!
Excellent information. Thanks!
I actually live in borrego
I been there once, but it seems like a lot of the attractions, you have to have a 4 wheel vehicle to get to.
Relentless 101 that’s half the fun!
How about some directions to the Slot.
pete waroblak I recommend going into the visitors center when you get there. They have a paper they give out that shows you how to get to the slot and that is the best way to find it
Hate to break the news to you but there are 150 metal statues all around Borrego Springs.
Fish Creek is a favorite destination of mine. Check it out. Thanks for your excellent video :).
Fantastic video. Thanks
I love and family 👪❤💛
You all are amazing and my my tips so much better
Cruising there tomorrow! Great video all around. Definitely subscribed
which location is the best area to stay if you #1. only have one week, #2. mainly want to hike ...
Great info...thank you
Going tomorrow and using your tips! I'll report back.
@Quill RIP
Great video!! I have a question, Out of these 7 attractions you have listed, which is accessible by hiking or 2wheel drive?
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Great Video Man!
Thank you!
cool, thanks!
Could u pull a small trailer with a 4x4 to those places?
Nice video
Can you do these in a Dually 4x4
Can you camp out to one of this sites (Clark's Lake Bed & Galleta Meadows Sculptures)? Thank you for all your "awesome" videos.
There's a campground nearby called Borrego-Palm Canyon Campground.
Love your channel, can AWD cars like Subaru’s be able to do the drives you recommend 4x4 vehicles?
It’s not exactly in the park but the Pumpkin Patch is another place to visit
Can a honda crv awd can drive to the fonts points
This is an amazing video!!! Really informative. I recently learned that Borrego Springs is a Dark Sky Community, your information is right on! Great information about needing a four wheel drive car. I have a small car, two wheel drive and I got stuck in the high desert, San Bernardino County. I can't wait to go to Borrego this year! By the way, your music is on point! Nice tunes. I am definitely subscribing for more videos. Thanks.
great video! Can you go Fonts Point with All Wheel drive?
26255 Lizeth Road
Are these 7 places near each other? Was this a day trip? Sorry for the questions lol
Thank you!
Edit:
New subscriber! 🤘🏻
You can do many on a day trip, but not the goat canyon trestle or the mud caves.
Thanks for your response!
Been to all these place and more. Last I knew the sculptures are on BLM land and not in the State Park. This may have changed since I was last there. Personally I don't like that they are there, yes interesting to look at but for me they are pieces of liter that deface the beauty of the natural desert landscape. There was no charge to hike Palm Canyon, however I understand the reason for the charge. Hiker population on this trail probably has increased by10 fold if not more since I first hiked it. This makes for a lot of wear and tear on its' environment. It is a state park, but trust me it is not a walk in the park, be well prepared for every hike you take is a walk "Into The Wild." I am so blessed to have such good memories at the Anza Borrego Desert.
Many of the dirt roads in Anza Borrego are marked as 4WD recommended or high clearance recommended, yet I found this not to be the case for many of them. Which makes it that much harder to know which roads actually do require 4WD or high clearance, and which ones don't. Font's Point, for example, is accessible without 4WD/high clearance if you drive carefully.
Some of the other spots in Anza Borrego I'd recommend are Whale Peak and Marshall South in the southern part of the park.
It should also be noted that Anza Borrego is the largest State Park in CA!
Disagreeing with you on part of this! As the video said, it depends on the time of year, but right now you definitely DO NOT want to go to Fonts Point without 4WD and high clearance. Conditions can change drastically day by day, so I would not recommend it to people without 4WD, especially those who have not driven in sand. This is true for all of the 4WD recommended roads in the park. The only road that is fully safe for 2WD is the slot. If you do not have a 4WD vehicle but desperately want to see Fonts Point, there are several tour companies that will take you there. Better be safe than to waste rangers time rescuing you.
Is it possible to just walk the 4 miles to Fonts Point?
comrade , get the grapefruit in the circle ( w.) 3 times the beer you expect to normally need , water for five days and don't forget the raideator . the sun will boil you down ,plan on it ,adue!
do you have a coodinates for palm canyon?
1:40. I think I read that the palm trees in that area are the only palm trees native to California. All the other palms you see in California have been introduced by man.
Enjoy your videos. Where to eat and stay on these trips? Thanks
Good suggestion. I have a lot of food and hotel recommendations on the website as well.
7884 Malcolm Port
Great vid
They charge for the Slot now too
Is the rail trestle still in use?
I'm getting really frustrated with California. I lived here for 20 years and then my job took me to Atlanta, Texas and South Carolina. it's easy to own a house in every state except here.
So I was wondering and had a question for you. I found an affordable lot that I think I can build my own house on. Do you recommend having a second home here? Is it safe? What's going on there?
Worked in the Anza Borrego desert everyday for eight years and this guy just tapped some of the adventures there. I could tell you about a hundred places of interest that even the park rangers don't know about. But...….not going to.
so u flew your drone and u didn't have problems?
There's no drone police . You'll be lucky to see a ranger when in the park
Thanks for being my legs!
Any free camping available.
?
Plenty of free camping out there.