Locations

Trivia: Fontana is named after the Italian word for “fountain” or water source, because the near Santa Ana River to the east. Everyone recognizes California

Trivia: The Antelope Valley has been a trade route for around 11,000 years. Native Americans would travel from Arizona and New Mexico to California’s coast

Trivia: Upland is located at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains on an east–west trail that was used by the Native Americans and Spanish

Trivia: Rancho Cucamonga is home to the oldest winery in the whole state of California, and the second oldest in the entire US, the Thomas

Trivia: Palm Springs’ famous aerial tramway first opened in 1963, many parts of which had to be brought in by helicopter. Located in the Sonoran

Trivia: Orange trees were first planted in 1870, but the citrus industry really started two years later when two Brazilian navel orange trees were sent

Trivia: Once known as Old MacDonald Ranch, Palm Desert has changed from a small town into a flourishing city that had doubled in population every

Trivia: Oro Grande was named after the neighboring mine and it combines two Spanish words “Oro” (gold) and “Grande” (big), hence “Big Gold”. Located along

Trivia: Originally known as Point of Rocks, Helendale was named after the daughter of a railroad tycoon in 1897. It was called “Helen” until 1918,

Trivia: “The Grand Tour” on Amazon Prime shot an episode at Rabbit Dry Lake near Lucerne Valley town limits. This geographic valley is defined by