Imagine Southern California in the early 1900s. It wasn’t as easy to travel as it is today, but the love of travel was strong. People wanted to explore and get away, and they were willing to do some pretty crazy things to do so. Crazy like crossing the ever-shifting sands of the Southern California desert on a road made entirely of wooden planks. The even crazier thing? There’s still a little piece of that Plank Road, built 100 years ago, available for travelers of today to visit.