The Colorful And Quiet California Island Marilyn Monroe Once Called Home
Fans of Marilyn Monroe (and anyone else looking for a laid back island getaway) will want to check out this spot the star enjoyed in her pre-fame life.
Read MoreFans of Marilyn Monroe (and anyone else looking for a laid back island getaway) will want to check out this spot the star enjoyed in her pre-fame life.
Read MoreThis suburb feels a world away from the glitz and hustle of the rest of the city, with its cute downtown area, shopping, dining, and mountain hiking trails.
Read MoreIf you're looking to avoid a sunburn on your next vacation, consider traveling to one of these five destinations where you can escape harsh UV rays.
Read MoreThis California city is known for its gorgeous trees, as well as quite a bit of film history. The best part of all is that it's quite walkable.
Read MoreThis iconic NorCal landmark is set for a comeback, and it's better than ever with tons of unique eats, souvenir spots, and improved wildlife viewing.
Read MoreThis chic San Francisco district between Fisherman's Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge is known for tasty eats, culture, and architectural and natural beauty.
Read MoreThe Sacramento area is loaded with markets where you can find all sorts of fresh produce and other treats from nearby farms -- here are our favorites.
Read MoreLocated along the Kings Canyon Scenic Byway, this village offers easy trails past towering sequoias and a restaurant serving local, organic ingredients.
Read MoreThe San Diego coast isn't short on beaches, but some are only accessible via steep, sketchy descents. This sandy strip of ocean shore is a breeze to reach.
Read MoreThe first thing that pops into most people's mind when they think of California is sunny beaches, but don't forget about its stunning array of mountains, too.
Read MoreAnyone who has ever thought about moving to California knows it will be expensive, but this city near Fresno is both charming and relatively affordable.
Read MoreThis beach near Encinitas makes for an epic weekend: oceanfront camping, a rocky reef for tidepooling or snorkeling, and surf breaks for all skill levels.
Read MoreVisiting one of the United States' best national parks is perfect for a vacation road trip, and you can stay close to many parks while staying within budget.
Read MoreYou may never have heard of this desert preserve, but it's got great hiking that looks just like Joshua Tree — just a few miles away and without the crowds.
Read MoreWith plenty of outdoor activities, thriving restaurants, and upscale vibes throughout town, this trendy neighborhood is a great destination for families.
Read MoreIn California, a coastal city anchors a legendary cross-country highway, offering landmarks, oceanfront streets, and a milestone year of celebrations.
Read MoreBetween LA and San Jose sits an underrated California lake known for fishing, boating, and lakeside camping, with miles of shoreline and secluded coves.
Read MoreHollywood icon Elizabeth Taylor spent a lot of time at this luxurious California retreat, honeymooning in her favorite suite for the majority of her marriages.
Read MoreIf you want to kick back, relax, and enjoy California's spectacular shoreside scenery in style, you need to check out this ultra-luxe railcar experience.
Read MoreTechnologt permeates almost everything people do from work to staying in touch with friends and family. Here's why some are opting for digital detox vacations.
Read MoreCalifornia’s natural landscapes are plentiful, and if you want a less-touristed lakeside escape, this gorgeous reservoir is an ideal spot for camping or hiking.
Read MoreSanta Cruz is a great destination to explore for foodies and nature lovers alike. Here are the five best things to do in Santa Cruz according to a local.
Read MoreThis Sierras lake offers every water sport you might imagine, from fishing and tubing to simple lounging on a beach, all surrounded by stunning scenery.
Read MoreThis California mining town is known for its long-running historic hotel, walkable streets, Gold Rush-era landmarks, and easy outdoor access.
Read MoreEveryone knows the big hitters in the Golden State, but California is packed with sumptuous mountain towns that remain off the tourist radar.
Read MoreHere are five affordable U.S. desert towns across states like Utah, California, and Arizona so that you can plan an adventurous and budget-friendly getaway.
Read MoreThis California town is a national park gateway town located between Fresno and Kings Canyon, boasting affordable camping and nearby outdoor adventures.
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