California Beaches Could Disappear In The Next Century (Here's What It Means For Tourists)
Iconic California shores may not look the same in decades to come, as erosion, storms, and rising seas transform how tourists enjoy the coastline
Read MoreIconic California shores may not look the same in decades to come, as erosion, storms, and rising seas transform how tourists enjoy the coastline
Read MoreNestled in Tahoe National Forest, this California reservoir stuns with alpine views, a family-friendly trail, and peaceful waters for swimming and boating.
Read MoreYou might want to forgo your Lake Tahoe holiday and cancel your vacation rental after discovering the unusual health risk that is contaminating the area.
Read MoreFor a unique park that is dedicated to a single, beautiful flower, head to this California reserve located around two and a half hours from San Francisco.
Read MoreA camper's dream destination is the best forest spot in Southern California with plenty of privacy, plus amenities and world-class recreational activities.
Read MoreFood trucks converge on the iconic Venice Beach once a month for this popular event, which is an excellent way to try cuisine from around the globe.
Read MoreIf you're looking for a remote scenic coastal camping experience, head to this island off the coast of California to a campground only reachable by boat.
Read MoreWhen you want to flee the city without traveling hundreds of miles away, this adorable California town perfect for outdoor adventure is the place to go.
Read MoreThis park on a peninsula in San Diego is home to five species of hummingbirds, stunning tide pools, overlooks to spot whales, and trails for all abilities.
Read MoreWith two restaurants and a bar, a sparkling pool surrounded by cabanas, and private terraces overlooking the mountains, this is the perfect California retreat.
Read MoreSteeped in history and tragedy, the Punta Gorda Lighthouse on California's rugged Lost Coast is the perfect day trip or longer backcountry camping adventure.
Read MoreDriving this scenic byway just minutes outside of downtown Los Angeles might be risky, but you'll be rewarded with beautiful mountain views and picnic spots.
Read MoreStretching from San Diego to Riverside, this sprawling California national forest promises amazing views and an endless list of hiking trail options.
Read MoreAn hour from Los Angeles, this California state recreation area is a haven for camping, fishing, swimming, and hiking, with access to the Pacific Crest Trail.
Read MoreTucked in the hills near San Diego is this off-grid glamping resort, offering stylish geodome tents and opportunities for hiking, yoga, stargazing, and more.
Read MoreA winding road trip along this scenic byway in California crosses dazzling alpine lakes and enormous, impressive sequoia trees alongside Yellowstone.
Read MoreA laid-back SoCal beach combines Spanish Revival streets with a compelling Hollywood history for a hidden coastal town refreshingly free of crowds.
Read MoreStart off the fall season with a charming festival in an underrated California city known for its amazing vineyards and wine-focused events throughout October.
Read MoreJust outside San Diego, a hidden California park offers lush forests, wildflower meadows, and sweeping Pacific views from its mountain summit.
Read MoreThis boutique hotel on California's coast is a perfect base for whale watching, with opportunities to see both grey and humpback whales in season.
Read MoreJust outside Palm Springs, a rugged California park dazzles with alpine forests, steep peaks, and some of the most challenging trails in America.
Read MoreWhether its hiking or striking waterfalls you're looking for, these majestic stops along the Pacific Coast Highway are worth stopping at and exploring.
Read MoreWith multiple tiers of rushing water and a stunning path that winds through arid landscapes, this SoCal waterfall is a treasure — just be mindful of the heat.
Read MoreDespite its enticing beauty, you may want to keep out of the water at this California beach, as experts warn about the dangers of its pollution.
Read MoreFollow the smell of sourdough to this tiny mountain town near the Sierra Nevada that's dripping with Gold Rush history and has nearby caverns to explore.
Read MoreCalifornia is the fourth-largest economy in the world, and it shows. There's perhaps no better example of the state's prosperity than this upscale suburb.
Read MoreTreat yourself to a vacation that pampers you from start to finish. One unique California destination makes all of that possible without breaking the bank.
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