These two unbelievably blue lakes in Northern California are the best destinations for families who enjoy paddling, swimming, fishing, and camping.
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Sometimes the best outdoor getaways are the ones that let you throw caution (and clothing) to the wind, and California's hot springs offer exactly that.
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If you're seeking a lakeside retreat deep in the mountains of Southern California, this slice of the San Bernardino National Forest is worth checking out.
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Not far from LA, this California town boasts seven colleges, art installations like a James Turrell Skyspace, and live events from dueling pianos to folk music.
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From historic mining towns to mountain wilderness, this legendary roadtrip offers travelers an unforgettable blend of Old West history and outdoor thrills.
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This beach is a gem in San Diego County's sandy crown, with ideal conditions for surfing, some calmer waters for paddleboarding, and delicious seafood nearby.
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Heading to Lake Tahoe but unsure if you should stay on the North or South Shore? Here's what you need to know about the different vibes and visiting there.
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Whether you want to explore outdoor markets, sink your teeth into authentic Mexican fare, or explore the first In-N-Out location, this city has it all.
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This tiny town located on Route 66 is the perfect escape for those that crave history, Americana, and delicious restaurants that you won't find anywhere else.
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With an abundance of local eateries and adorable boutique shops on every block, this charming town near San Francisco is a must-visit destination.
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This county in California may have few residents, but it's bursting with forests, camping spots, hot springs baths, ski resorts, and cozy restaurants.
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If you're visiting Los Angeles, there's a secret weather window you should know about that yields great visibility and views on any LA-area hike.
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While olives are largely associated with the Mediterranean, one California town is a mecca for the fruit, offering incredible orchard-side dining options.
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According to one study that looked at social media sunset posts, this California city is the best in the country for breathtaking, colorful sunsets.
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This stunning alpine meadow in Kings Canyon National Park offers visitors the chance to spot wildlife, like black bears, and soak up mountain vistas.
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While it may be small, this historic California city has no shortage of charming shops, restaurants, museums about the Gold Rush, and plenty of wine.
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The southern stretch of the Sierra Nevada is often overlooked in favor of California's other outdoor experiences, but this lake is a haven for anglers.
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This wildlife refuge has challenging hikes and is home to endangered birds, incredible sand dunes, and some impressive scenery. Here's what you should know.
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Discover mountain vistas, granite peaks, and over 100 lakes on this epic California hiking trail hidden away in the Sierra Nevada Mountain range.
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California's Laurel Mountain is home to a beautiful glacial lake that boasts incredible, vivid fall foliage and year-round outdoor activities.
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Explore Los Angeles through secret stairway walks that showcase cinematic history, stunning views, and a walkable city that few ever notice.
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Whether you want to spend your day tasting wine in an old sugar mill, stroll by the Sacramento River, or pick up some farm-fresh produce, this town has it all.
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This modern, new neighborhood in San Francisco is a waterfront paradise for people to live, work, and play. Here are the best things to do and places to go.
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Weighing 30,000 tons and covering 5,800 square feet, this huge boulder, 30 minutes north of the town of Joshua Tree, has a wild past, from UFOs to prophecies.
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While this well-known California ghost town has a long history, there are many visitors who have compared this destination to a tourist trap.
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Sure, you can see the beaches and cities, but California has so much more to offer, like this stunning desert destination full of rodeos and eco-friendly homes.
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This California city is close to Los Angeles, nicknamed "The Friendly City," is well known for its local culture, open-air dining, and amazing parks.
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