Alamere Falls is a dramatic 40-foot coastal found deep in the wilderness in Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, California. These "tidefalls," in which a waterfall flows directly onto the , are an extremely...
Fern Canyon is a in California's Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park in Humboldt County. Carved by an ancient creek over millennia, the canyon is known for its sheer cliff walls covered with thousands of ferns and thrivi...
A troupe of whimsical troll sculptures is coming to Woodside’s this summer. Beginning June 7th, 2025, visitors can wander through the redwood and experience TROLLS: Save the Humans, an imaginative outdoor by Danish a...
Sequoia National Park's dazzling Crystal Cave is a gem of the National Park System in , offering a thrilling public tour experience that has delighted over 50,000 visitors a year since the 1980s. Now, after four years o...
If you love California history as much as we do, then you may already be familiar with California State Route 49—also known as Highway 49, the Golden Chain Highway, or the Gold Rush Trail. This historic highway runs rig...
Lake Anza is officially welcoming swimmers for the ! The 10-acre lake in Tilden Regional Park has a sandy swim beach on its shore with lifeguards on duty. Visitors are known to come from and around the Bay Area to expe...
One of Napa Valley's most unique is Castello di Amorosa in Calistoga, which hosts an experience that feels straight out of the Italian countryside. Fourth-generation winemaker Dario Sattui built the winery to emulate a...
Lassen Volcanic National Park's Bumpass Hell might be one of the most bizarre unique hiking destinations in the state. The 16-acre hydrothermal area is accessible via a 3-mile trail open in the and fall, guiding you th...
Ferry travel is an underrated way to experience the Bay Area, with dozens of scenic boat rides accessible right from San Francisco's Ferry Building. One of our favorite hidden gems to visit is Tiburon, California, which...
One of NorCal's most is Glass Beach in Fort Bragg, a small, rugged stretch of coastline known for an intriguing phenomenon. For the entire first half of the twentieth century, this served as a municipal dump, collecti...