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Jul.11.2021
My family loves road tripping, and more often than not, we hit the road even after flying to a location, treating our flight destination as a base. During our latest road trip, we noticed that our drive to Yosemite and eventually Sequoia and Kings Canyon from Los Angeles made a perfect circle while hitting some of the most beautiful landscapes in California. Though our entire California trip was longer, this was its most spectacular segment.
You’ll experience contrasts while driving from the busiest city to the most desolate landscape in the country, from the lowest point on the continent in Death Valley to the highest peak in the contiguous United States, from sand dunes empty of vegetation to dark forests featuring some of the largest trees in the world. The following are the best stops on this road trip through the best of California.
Erica Werner12:38, Jul 12 2021
Several dozen heat enthusiasts crowded around a large digital thermometer outside the Furnace Creek Visitor Centre in Death Valley, the US, on Saturday afternoon (local time), convinced they had just witnessed a new world record of heat. The reading had just hit 57.2 degrees Celsius – the highest temperature the thermometer had ever recorded – though a separate and more accurate National Weather Service sensor was still stuck at a mere 53.9C, short of a record. “The hottest day in the recorded history of mankind,” marvelled Steve Forsell, 71, of Santa Barbara, who said he had been monitoring forecasts for years hoping to be present for this moment.