Under Two Hours From LA Is A Scenic Regional Park With Wetlands, Fishing, And Camping
You don't have to travel far from Los Angeles to find a beautiful park perfect for camping, fishing, and exploring. Here's what to know before you visit.
Read MoreYou don't have to travel far from Los Angeles to find a beautiful park perfect for camping, fishing, and exploring. Here's what to know before you visit.
Read MoreIf you're trying to find a place with hiking, an outdoor shopping center, and some historic sites, then there's a spot in California that's perfect for you.
Read MoreYou don't need to sojourn out into the wilderness to get back to nature, even in one of the biggest metro areas in America like Los Angeles.
Read MoreThis California greenspace offers concerts beneath the trees, an easy woodland loop, recreation courts, and lakeside walks, with room for a leisurely picnic.
Read MoreWhile locals may fondly remember it as the site of a Wild West-themed park, this gem in San Jose is now home to playgrounds and walking paths.
Read MoreThis California woodland retreat offers towering trees and shaded creeks, hillside hikes, a gentle pond loop, and wildlife watching opportunities.
Read MoreTomo-Kahni State Historic Park preserves Kawaiisu history in California’s Tehachapi Mountains, with guided tours, rock art, and ancient village sites.
Read MoreExperience Los Angeles County away from the tourist spots in this suburban city, filled with family-friendly parks, diverse food spots, and a brewery.
Read MoreShop local artisans, enjoy festive events, and taste authentic food while immersing in Mexican culture about a half-hour drive from downtown LA.
Read MoreOne of Northern California's most memorable outdoor escapes rewards curious travelers with an atmospheric setting that feels like it's out of a storybook.
Read MoreBeyond its steep cost of living, this Southern California community draws visitors with Vietnamese cuisine, cultural festivals, parks, and coastal access.
Read MoreNestled on the San Mateo County coast, this wildly underrated beach is known for its colorful tide pools and wide-open shores with minimal crowds.
Read MoreSurrounded by the Santa Susana Mountains, this historic property served as the backdrop of over 3,000 productions, including some Hollywood classics.
Read MoreThe suburb sits on rolling hills with an extensive trails of its own. Combined with the local state park, it's a hiker's paradise complete with refueling stops.
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Read MoreStep out onto the trail for some spectacular views along sandstone cliffs, within hidden caves, and full of wildlife to scratch your adventuring itch.
Read MoreStop in town, grab a bite to eat, and stay awhile while exploring the nearby sequoia forests, beautiful lakes, and more this Central Valley town has to offer.
Read MoreJoin a tour, take a bike ride around, or simply stake out a local winery in the San Luis Obispo area to enjoy award-winning flavors without the Napa crowds.
Read MoreWhat was once a gravel quarry is now a scenic park where you can lounge on a sandy beach, hike a winding trail, and fish or swim in a refreshing pond.
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Read MorePerched in the High Sierra, this pristine reservoir is a rugged yet equally scenic alternative to Lake Tahoe, complete with over 200 lakeside campsites.
Read MoreThis vast preserve in Southern California offers short nature walks, winding canyon routes, wildlife sightings, and a peaceful place to sleep under the oaks.
Read MoreWhether you're looking to enroll in a college on the beach or looking to spend a weekend in a vibrant college town, these spots boast books and seaside vibes.
Read MoreThere are more geysers than just Old Faithful. You've likely never even heard of most of them. These geysers are well worth viewing -- and have fewer crowds.
Read MoreThis little-known nature reserve with wetland trails, sand dunes, bobcats, and red-tailed hawks is nestled between Santa Cruz and Santa Barbara in California.
Read MoreAvoid the crowds at Lake Tahoe and discover a peaceful lake near Stockton with swimming, paddling, scenic nature walks, and family-friendly activities.
Read MoreCalifornia's rugged landscapes are often the very reason why some places stay under the radar. This swimming spot is one of them, and it's worth the trip.
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