This underrated California town is a must-visit for four quintessential reasons: beaches, redwood forests, boutique shopping, and good wine. Here's the lowdown.
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For a legendary Los Angeles hot dog beloved by Drew Barrymore and featured in "Mulholland Drive", head to this iconic spot, serving up 1,200 daily since 1939.
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Silicon Valley is home to many companies, but there's more to do in the area than take a tour of a tech office. Walk around and explore these sights.
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Designed for family-friendly use, one of California's most unique National Parks offers an incredible view of San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge.
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It's probably not surprising, but Los Angeles is a hotspot for celebrity hair stylists, and we've compiled five of the best for souvenir celebrity haircuts.
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A dolphin stampede is a rare sight, but if you head to this stunning town on the Pacific coast, you up your chances of spotting this natural miracle.
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California's central coast is known for both its scenery and its traditional flavors. Here are some of the best places to find Santa Maria-style barbecue.
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Walk among towering Redwood giants on trails suspended in the air and zip through the leafy branches on a gondola at a kitschy California attraction.
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California's wild lands are filled with seasonal wildflowers and we've found the best places to spot these beautiful blooms - all over the state.
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Escape Death Valley's scorching temperatures at this lush, cozy resort with accommodations and amenities perfect for both couples and families.
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This luxury hotel in Silicon Valley is a favorite retreat for tech billionaires, with features including large suites, a spa, and a fine dining restaurant.
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Northern California natives know that for the best fried chicken in San Francisco, you need to visit one particular gentleman's club.
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Escape the crowds at this under-the-radar lake town, where you can go for swims and hikes in the summer and hit the ski slopes in the winter.
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While driving along California’s famed coastal highway, stop at this small town to wander through the artsy downtown and appreciate its seaside charm.
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Beat the daily Los Angeles traffic and enjoy sightseeing with a secret bus route that takes you from Downtown LA to the shimmer coastline of California.
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You don't have to travel all the way to Peru to see something as amazing as the Nazca Lines. There is a similar ancient site in California.
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Known as the 'Switzerland of California,' this mountain town and its surrounding natural areas offer unparalleled views and activities all year round.
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An open-air shopping center in Costa Mesa is the perfect place to shop lesser known brands and grab a bite to eat, all while surrounded by eclectic artwork.
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The likes of Marilyn Monroe, Gene Kelly, and Elizabeth Taylor once graced this Hollywood hideaway. Decades later, it remains a place to enjoy ultimate luxury.
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The Death Valley is a large area, and exploring it all in one trip may be difficult. This trail lets you see some of the highlights, though.
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The U.S. has many restaurants with a long history of supporting LGBTQ+ members, including this San Francisco diner that's been around since 1927.
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Usually, our food travels days to get to us and is not quite fresh or in-season. Visit "America's Farm-to-Fork Capital" to try locally-sourced, fresher bites.
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California’s devastating wildfires are infamous. While you might want to avoid the flames, there are some things to consider before planning your trip to LA.
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One of the best ways to experience and understand the San Francisco Bay is a massive indoor model that also offers a fascinating history lesson.
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Described as "San Francisco's best-kept musical secret," the Audium is a unique sonic experience that challenges traditional notions of art.
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To avoid Lake Tahoe crowds within a California alpine paradise, visit this year-round destination that has plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities.
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There are hundreds of wineries in Northern California's scenic Napa Valley, but most of them require reservations. Here are five of the best that don't.
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