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The Yurok were not the only Native American tribe to navigate the Klamath, but they were among the last. A Bartell's Backroads adventure.

Borax may be old-fashioned, but it’s not outdated. In fact, borax is found in modern items people around the world use every day.

Curtis Rose is the owner of Surprise Valley Hot Springs in Cedarville -- one of the hottest places in Modoc County.

At the eastern most edge of Crowley Lake in Mono County, there is a geological formation like no other. It's known as the Crowley Lake Columns.

For more than 780,000 years the creatures lay hidden until one of the beasts was accidentally unearthed by landfill workers in 1993.

Whether you’ve seen it in the movies or hiked its many trails, Los Angeles’ Griffith Park can be summed up in one word: iconic. Its namesake is not so iconic.

One of the oldest places to get buffalo milk mozzarella in California is from Audrey Hitchcock, owner of Ramini Mozzarella in Tomales.

A gigantic floating obstacle course, Splash-n-Dash on Lake McSwain will surely tire you out and cool you off!

The first annual California State Parks Week starts June 14, through June 18th, and it’s time to celebrate the more than 275 State Parks in California.

No need for a radio when driving down West Avenue G in Lancaster. This road makes its own music.