Category: California’s Golden Parks
Tarantulas – California’s Golden Parks (128)
Huell’s off to Henry W. Coe State Park to attend their annual Tarantula Fest. Put on specifically to help break down the negative myths and
Pio Pico – California’s Golden Parks (127)
Pio Pico State Historic Park welcomes Huell Howser. It is the site of “El Ranchito,” the final home of the last Mexican Governor of
Bufano Peace Statue – California’s Golden Parks (126)
There’s nothing quite as exciting as uncovering a hidden treasure. And that’s exactly what Huell does when he visits one of our smallest and
China Camp – California’s Golden Parks (125)
Huell visits one of our state’s most scenic and important State Parks. China Camp State Park is located right on San Francisco Bay and is the
Alum Rock – California’s Golden Parks (124)
A visit to Alum Rock Park in San Jose. Note: This episode was released across Public Broadcasting Service’s (PBS) affiliated stations in
Irvine Ranch Land Reserve – California’s Golden Parks (123)
Huell’s off to the Irvine Ranch Land Reserve. More than 50,000 acres of permanently protected open space in the heart of Orange County which
Cuyamaca – California’s Golden Parks (122)
Located east of San Diego and encompassing 25,000 acres, Cuyamaca Rancho State Park was devastated by the wildfires in October 2003. Join Huell
Joaquin Miller – California’s Golden Parks (121)
Situated in the Oakland Hills, with sweeping views of the Bay Area, Joaquin Miller Park contains one of the only urban second growth redwood
Fort Humboldt – California’s Golden Parks (120)
Huell travels to Eureka and the Civil War military post, Fort Humboldt. Ulysses S. Grant served there briefly in 1854. The details of his tenure,
Asilomar – California’s Golden Parks (119)
Huell travels to the city of Pacific Grove located on the Monterey Peninsula to visit Asilomar. Meaning “a refuge by the sea,”