Browse Walks in Victorville, California, US

Here are some professional 9 most popular locations and their exact geo-coordinates for users for the best two-hour walking tour of Victorville, California, United States.


1. Victor Valley Museum - Geo Coordinates: 34.5386° N, 117.2926° W
2. Route 66 Museum - Geo Coordinates: 34.5324° N, 117.2922° W
3. Mojave Narrows Regional Park - Geo Coordinates: 34.5616° N, 117.3190° W
4. Civic Drive Park - Geo Coordinates: 34.5114° N, 117.2947° W
5. Scandia Family Fun Center - Geo Coordinates: 34.4916° N, 117.3047° W
6. Victorville City Library - Geo Coordinates: 34.5336° N, 117.2911° W
7. Mojave Riverwalk - Geo Coordinates: 34.5272° N, 117.2933° W
8. Green Tree Golf Course - Geo Coordinates: 34.5023° N, 117.2612° W
9. Victorville Veterans Memorial - Geo Coordinates: 34.5147° N, 117.3411° W

These locations offer a diverse range of attractions, including museums, parks, recreational centers, and cultural landmarks. Each stop provides an opportunity for visitors to explore and learn about Victorville's history and natural beauty.

To enhance the experience, you can promote the walking tour using Walkspy - Livestream your walks. With Walkspy, users can join the tour remotely and enjoy a virtual exploration of Victorville in real-time. They can tune in from anywhere in the world and feel like they are walking alongside a knowledgeable guide, providing an interactive and immersive experience.

By leveraging Walkspy, you can engage a broader audience and showcase the highlights of Victorville, encouraging visitors to explore the city both physically and virtually.

Blandina Farley's Fabulous Tours

Blandina Farley is a tour guide in San Francisco, focusing her food and history tours on the North Beach area where she has lived most of her life. “I know the history because I have history here,” she says. She has traveled abroad too, and while studying art history in Florence, Italy, she took a tour and realized it is the best way to see a city.

Naturalist For You

FREE natural and cultural history activities, including nature hikes, foraging, birding, wildlife tracking, survival skills, storytelling, living history reenactment, biological surveys and habitat restoration.

Setness Tours

Setness Tours is a family business owned by Wayne and Katherine Setness. To some extent, Katherine grew up in the back of a bus, on tours led by her parents. After working with her parents in their tour business, she established her own company, Setness Tours. We view ourselves as what our clients have termed a "traveling family", as numbers of travelers on any given tr ... More ip are likely to be repeat customers. Several dozen of our clients have logged more than 100 tours and a few have topped the 200 mark. We now have around 4,000 people traveling with us annually and have grown primarily by word-of-mouth, as our travelers have returned with their friends and family members.