Vietnamese Gate Little Saigon Fast and Furious Location The red-roofed arch on Bolsa Avenue still marks the street where Johnny Tran’s crew rides into frame.If you know the original 2001 Fast and Furious film, you already know this arch. The red-roofed Vietnamese Gate on Bolsa Avenue is the … [Read more...]
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Southern California Desert Day Trips: Parks, Ghost Towns & Hidden Stops
Southern California Desert Adventures Discover the beauty of California's desert regions with these unique trip ideas. When people think of Southern California, they usually envision its stunning beaches, incredible amusement parks, and vibrant cities. Often overlooked by tourists, the desert … [Read more...]
Alcatraz Island Day Trip: Tickets, Tours, and How to Visit The Rock
Alcatraz Island Ferry Tickets, Tours, and What to Expect From the Embarcadero, Alcatraz looks close enough to swim to. That is the point. For three decades, the island sat in the middle of San Francisco Bay as a federal penitentiary built to hold people the system wanted isolated. Cold water, … [Read more...]
Thunder Mountain Monument, Imlay, Nevada: Quirky Roadside Attraction
. Visiting Thunder Mountain Monument: Nevada: I-80 Folk Art Stop From the freeway, Thunder Mountain Monument can look like a heap of discarded metal and concrete stacked against the sagebrush. Pull off Interstate 80 at Imlay, walk a little closer, and the pile resolves into faces, spirits, bottle … [Read more...]
Day Trips in and around Sacramento: Old Town, Gold Country & Nearby Getaways
Popular Sacramento Day Trips Here are some great day trip ideas from Sacramento, California. If you prefer to stay in the city, you can visit Old Sacramento to experience its historic buildings, enjoy riverboat tours, and explore the California State Railroad Museum. For outdoor enthusiasts, … [Read more...]
Day Trip to The Huntington Library and Gardens in San Marino, CA
How to Spend a Day at The Huntington in San Marino A day at The Huntington Library, Art Museum, and Botanical Gardens can feel like several trips at once. In a single afternoon, you can stand near a Gutenberg Bible, look at Gainsborough’s The Blue Boy, cross a moon bridge in the Japanese Garden, … [Read more...]
Korean Bell of Friendship in San Pedro: History, Views, How to Visit
Visiting the Korean Friendship Bell at Angels Gate Park High on a bluff in Angels Gate Park, a 17-ton bronze bell looks out over the Port of Los Angeles and the open Pacific. The Korean Bell of Friendship is one of San Pedro’s most distinctive landmarks: a 1976 gift from the Republic of Korea, a … [Read more...]
Mono County Must-Visit Sites Along Scenic California Highway 395
Scenic Stops Along Highway 395 in Mono County Highway 395 is the backbone of Mono County. The route runs north and south through east-central California, with the Sierra Nevada on the west and a high-desert valley stretching toward Nevada on the east. Between them lie sagebrush flats, volcanic … [Read more...]
West Kern Oil Museum in Taft: A Day Trip Into California Oil History
Exploring the West Kern Oil Museum If you are rolling between Southern and Northern California and want more than another rest-stop stretch, leave Interstate 5 and head into Taft. The West Kern Oil Museum is a volunteer-run outdoor camp and indoor collection that tells how oil built this corner of … [Read more...]
Discover an African Safari in California: Safari West Tours and Tent Camping
Safari West Santa Rosa: African Wildlife Tours An African-style safari in wine country sounds unlikely until the first giraffe appears over the oak-covered hills. Safari West Wildlife Preserve sits on 400 acres outside Santa Rosa and turns a former sheep ranch into one of Northern California’s most … [Read more...]
Aztec Ruins National Monument: A New Mexico Day Trip Guide
Exploring Aztec Ruins National Monument, New Mexico Aztec Ruins National Monument sits on the north bank of the Animas River in Aztec, New Mexico. It protects one of the largest and best-preserved Ancestral Pueblo great-house communities outside Chaco Canyon. Visitors can walk through original … [Read more...]
Grover Hot Springs State Park Camping Guide: Pools, Trails, and Reservations
Camping/Day Use at Grover Hot Springs: What to Know Before You Go The mineral water at Grover Hot Springs State Park has a green that makes first-time visitors stop and stare. It is not algae, and it is not a filter. Six springs feed the soaking pool, minerals settle on the concrete floor, and the … [Read more...]
Best Road Trips From Sacramento – (Under 100 Miles)
Sacramento Road Trips - Happy Exploring Sacramento’s location makes it a launchpad for unforgettable weekend escapes. From wine country and Gold Rush history to scenic lakes and wildlife adventures, these 15 destinations—all within 100 miles—deliver big experiences without long drives. Pick your … [Read more...]
Moaning Caverns Adventure Park: A Gold Country Day Trip: What to Expect
Moaning Caverns: Tour, Expedition Caving, and Nearby Stops California’s Gold Country hides more than old mining towns and foothill wineries. Just outside Vallecito, Moaning Caverns Adventure Park drops you 165 feet into the largest single cave chamber open to the public in the state. The room is … [Read more...]
Day Trip to Bisbee, Arizona: A Historic Walking Tour of What to See
Bisbee, Arizona: Historic Buildings, Mine Tour, and Lowell’s Erie Street Bisbee rewards a day trip the moment you leave the car. The town climbs the Mule Mountains in stacked streets, stone walls, and brick storefronts that look more like a compact Eastern city than a typical Arizona mining camp. … [Read more...]
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