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The Cold Spring Tavern was built in the 1860's as a way station to serve the travelers on the new "turnpike" over the San Marcos pass that was constructed by Chinese laborers to ease transportation over the mountains. Passengers boarded stagecoaches that were very uncomfortable and they endured dangerous roads and the inevitable highwayman to make the trip over the pass. It was a time in our history that was both hazardous and romantic. The danger has long since passed but the romanticism has been carefully preserved and can still be found at the Tavern

Jason is a landscape photographer and a visual artist in Canoga Park California. His passion for photography has taken him to many National Parks and State Parks as well as Historical Landmark here in the United States. He enjoys sharing his travels and adventures thru his Art so people may know the beauty and wonders that are waiting out there.