8 Marvels In Southern California That Must Be Seen To Be Believed
Southern California’s unique beauty can be experienced throughout the region at these natural wonders and man-made structures that will reignite your curiousity and sense of wonder. Take a look at all the beauty hiding right here in our neck of the woods as you view this breathtaking pictorial of magnificent SoCal.
Please note, Hindu Temple and Wayfarers Chapel are temporarily closed.

The Redwood grove within this county park is a unique undeveloped area with 3-acress of Coastal Redwoods to inspire your senses. This is the only redwood grove in all of Orange County.

Located within Death Valley National Park, this unique landscape known as Zabriskie Point is the result of massive erosion made of sediment from a surrounding lake that dried up millions of years ago. Seeing this marvel in person is a transforming experience.

This stunning Hindu Temple located in Calabasas in the Santa Monica Mountains is a stunning reminder of the intricate architecture that can be found in Southern California.

This urban oasis located in San Diego is a magnificent mix of nature trails, museums, artistic venues, and natural green space. The Lily Pond, pictured here, is just one of the dazzling sights you can experience at this National Historic Landmark.

Along the Mt. Woodson Trail in Poway, you will marvel at this pointy sliver of rock named after what it most resembles -- a potato chip. If you're feeling adventurous, walk out to the edge of the rock and capture a memorable photo.

This unique glass church in Palos Verdes is a magnificent example of organic architecture. Nestled in the woods surrounded by towering trees, you will be in awe when you see this beautiful structure that was designed to be one with nature.

The largest known cave system in the country can be found right here in Southern California within Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. 22 caves and 9 slot canyons are all right here just waiting to be explored.

The magic of Southern California is abundant at Joshua Tree. You will be in awe of the natural beauty within this U.S. National Park that spans over 790,000 acres.
What jaw-dropping beauty! If you want to see more of SoCal’s marvels, you might want to check out 13 Photo-Worthy Places in Southern California. The magnificence never ends in this pocket of the world.