4 Rare Natural Wonders to see in California

California is such an awesome state with a crazy amount of natural beauty that you can see all over the vast landscape. Some of the best attractions only happen once a year or every few years though and in this video, I wanted to share four of my favorites that I have captured. Let me know what I left off in the comments so that I can explore more beautiful places in California.

In this list:
- Yosemite's Firefall
- The super bloom
- Red tide
- Snow in the desert

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[williamzavlaris]

The diversity and beauty of California's natural world is truly incredible. Thanks so much for capturing some of them and thanks equally for all your travels which are most appreciated during these difficult times.

[ThatHighCouple]

Last year’s poppy bloom was legendary!! Literally the best we’ve seen in 7 years, great to see it make the list!🌼

[kellyjohnson]

Yes. I agree. Those are amazing natural wonders to see. The frazil ice in Yosemite is to me an amazing thing to see. The monarch refuge when there are a million monarchs clustering on trees and flooring everywhere in places like Pismo/ Grover beach is magical and usually at their peak around thanksgiving every year. Also watching the birth of hundreds of elephant seals at our piedras Blancas beach in San Simeon is incredible. Usually only once a year in late December, early January. Not something the camera might find beautiful but it’s stunning to see with your own eyes. Very moving

[kmm]

Love me some Cali. That's why I've lived here for almost 60 years.

[beverlymireles]

I love living in Cali it has so much to offer.❤

[Karlajo]

Blossom of Fruit Trees in the Central Valley is also beautiful. Thanks for sharing!

[Louie_Vision]

Seeing the sunset though the natural bridge of Pfeiffer beach is Also amazing to see.

[hariharanvenkataramani]

Quite the well compiled list of transient wonders that depend on many conditions to fall in place!
1. Fire Fall in Yosemite (Feb)
2. Super Bloom (spring eg. Antelope Valley/Carizzo Plain)
3. Red Tide (early spring/late summer)
4. Desert Snow (ex. Joshua Tree NP)
Thanks for the vid!
Another addition to consider: Migrating gray or humpback whales off the coast - seasons vary depending on whale species.

[Travelwithchris]

Great video guys! Love California so much!

[Riadnext]

Awesome and you are the most luckiest person to c that kind of natural beauty & Capture for us..

[haha]

Keep the great work up. It’s such a blessing to have your content right now. My family been quarantining and it feels like forever since we’ve been out.

[patriciaketchum]

You are an awesome narrator you for sharing all of your videos and pictures.

[mlmercer]

Good list. I’m a California native and have only experienced the wildflower blooms. That red tide is amazing. Lisa

[artinpoetsoulnature]

Really amazing places! So beautiful beautiful the several places 🌫 I'm so glad to see this video! Thank you very much!🌿🌹💞

[wildmountainthyme]

I love your videos! Each time I visit California, I can't wait to return!

[telugumekalu]

I witnessed bioluminescent waves, snow on Joshua trees and super poppy bloom and. Amazing !!

[LaurensTravels]

I really want to move to CA one day. So much to see and explore.

[polefzn]

Wow! Thanks for didn't know. Will added to my bucket list!

[debbieb]

I have experienced the super blooms and the red tide. They were incredible!

[boyohio]

awesome and awww inspiring as always!! LOve your videos