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California's Gold with Huell Howser

Scotty's Castle

Season 6 Episode 607

Huell travels to Death Valley to learn about Walter Scott… one of the great characters of California history. Huell tours the amazing castle that now bears Scotty’s name and walks through the dry desert that Scotty loved so much. Get an intimate portrait of this California original from those who knew and loved him.

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Classic Arts Showcase
25:33
Huell tours the Glendale office of Classic Arts Showcase, a free cable TV arts program.
Land Sailing
24:29
Huell travels to the Mojave Desert's El Mirage Dry Lake to witness land sailing.
Cotton
24:13
Huell spends a day in Buttonwillow, which calls itself the “Cotton Capitol of California.”
California Zephyr
28:08
Huell revisits the California Zephyr, a train which traveled between Chicago and Oakland.
Life in Death Valley
28:17
Huell explores the beauty and unexpected biodiversity of Death Valley.
Under California
28:29
Join Huell and trace the lives of two men who created two of our state's amazing buried treasures.
Santa Barbara Island
28:24
Huell travels to Santa Barbara Island to learn its history from the resident park ranger .
John Muir Special
54:07
Huell meets and speaks to famed naturalist and Sierra Club founder "John Muir" reenacted.
Coachella Music Festival
57:27
This episode is all about the world renowned Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio.
Laguna
56:16
The seaside community of Laguna is one our states most beautiful destinations.
Join Huell as he explores one of America’s oldest, strangest and most beautiful lakes.
Big Creek
55:43
Big Creek was America's first large-scale integrated hydroelectric project, begun in 1911.
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