Linda M
Linda was born and raised in Malaysia, later migrated to the US at the age of 19 and soon fell in love with America’s Best Idea. She’s an avid hiker and a national park traveler. To date, she has visited 44 of the 60 national parks in America. Linda also volunteers her time at the John Muir National Historic Site in Martinez, California as well as serves on board of director for the Channel Islands Park Foundation. One of her life goals is to experience all 60 America’s National parks before she retires. Follow her journey through Instagram at @thebucketlisttraveler!
14 things not to miss on your first visit to Channel Islands National Park
Post Summary: Things to Do in Channel Islands Planning a trip to Channel Islands National Park can be a daunting task since it’s not as easy as getting in your car and start driving then figuring out as you go. This park encompasses five remarkable islands – Anacapa, Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, San Miguel, and Santa Barbara islands. The park protects their ocean environment, preserving and protecting a wealth of natural and cultural resources. Here are 14 things not to miss on your first visit to Channel Islands National Park. Getting to Channel Islands National Park Channel Islands National Park can only be reached by boat.** The ferries are provided by Island Packers.…
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