Searching for the Remote Northeast Corner of California

While California has the largest population in the United States, the northeast part of the state is seldom visited and remote. And very few people have ever ventured to the exact northeast corner of the state, as no roads or trails lead to it.

In this video we do just that, journey to the northeast corner of California (as well as the northwest corner of Nevada and southern Oregon) to find the monument placed there in 1872 by Alexey Von Schmidt.

On our way to the corner, we stop by Fort Bidwell, the north easternmost town in California, check what exactly is in the northeast corner of California, talk about the history of the state line between California and Nevada and why it's changed over the years, and somehow once again avoid any snakes.

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