5 Unusual Hikes in Los Angeles County

We're Bethany and Drew, two people looking for any culture and surprises around California. For many years, we've been going to Thailand very well. And today, we're ready to share with you any of the most amazing journeys in the city of Los Angeles. Before you start, please press the "Dang Ky" button and click "Ring" to be notified when we develop new cultures. And there's no time left, let's start at the end point. We're on our way to Robert's house. Hope it's ready in the neighborhood. It all started before 1952, when tech product Fred Roberts started tech product Paul Williams to develop a house in Malibu. God, I hope I can see this place before it burns down. When he started his journey in 1982, he was caught up with it. Now, this is going to be a pretty great train, I must say. - I'm not going to. In any state. No trip to Malibu would be complete without a culture. It's a wonderful culture. It's not the most culturally amazing place in Malibu, but it's one of the most beautiful. That's why they built a house here. Because this tree is amazing. Oh, and that's great, Paul Williams. We've known him since he developed the journey of any Murphy Ranch culture. Number four, Murphy Ranch. How can any place be built in the middle of California? This place was built by Winona and Norman Stevens, These people are really the people who love any culture. So, this is just one of the houses of culture. These steps are built for people who are walking to be able to see clearly everything around them. This is a culture. One of the only cultural houses left. This is their culture. There's not much more. I'm not sure. I think it's fair to say that this is one of the cultural ones. I thought they kept a horse or a culture animal here. Tell me there's a horse here. With all of Harry Schmitt's plans, energy and energy, The Nazi culture was destroyed before some of the better energies were built. Number three, the Echo Mountain. Núi Echo Mountain is a cultural area surrounded by six streets. Now Echo Mountain and the Cultural Face of the World is a desperate story of Los Angeles. Thaddeus S.C. Lowe started it all. Lowe joined the army with David McPherson, a literary scholar from Cornell University. In 1892, the first people to build a culture were Nguồn Văn Hóa, The first power station in the world, to reach Núi Echo Mountain. So, Núi Echo Mountain is called one of the greatest cultural despair in time. That's probably what they used to build the train on the trees. One of the last civilizations. On top of the mountain, he built Núi Echo Mountain, a Vietnamese cultural center. In 1900, a culture built all cultures. And here's all that's left. Not all of it, just a little bit of culture. I can only imagine these cultures are very good. This is not the culture that you have built. Although at the time, that was the plan. So, when you build culture, you will continue to build culture Down this road towards the river. And culture is five ways. This is a very difficult culture to build, So, we have about one way left to go. And I hear this is the hardest way to build, Because it's all up there. L.A. County's first plan is to build One way, two ways, to build Azusa culture in the north and Wrightwood to the north. This culture was bought by Bungee America. And if you come here last week, You can see some con culture, With some tough people. And it's compatible with many cultures. Construction on the road has continued. from 1 January 1938 to A storm and a big storm Destroyed all the roads leading to the road. And the next building was destroyed, Leave a road completely built, It's not going anywhere. Before we introduce our number one challenge, We'll see what we can do. The cultural approach of every location we've found today. We'll subscribe to all those videos. In the comments section, or you can register In the comments section above to communicate with our videos. The culture approach number one. Cultural approach Vincent Gap A very famous culture approach there. Because there are so many ways building here, Including the Pacific Crest Road. But the way we want to build Here, in front of the cultural approach. So, one thing is very good This way, There's a culture approach, And we'll go both ways. The road here is about 2 streets, About 500 of them. And here it is. A cultural approach was created by Charles Tom Vincent, You're looking for a way to approach He's found it. A road is made of stone. It's not very nice. You can see from above, Very good. We'll have to go up. In the cultural approach, And that's all. 5 most accessible culture in the city of Los Angeles. If you can think of what we lost, Let us know in the comments. And remember to look at all the cultural approaches We've protected you today. If you like this video, Please register. And we'll see each other again. You guys are coming.