road trip

A new leaf-peeper-in-charge is at the helm of the popular blog, which includes a foliage map and road-tripping tips.

We love you, Humboldt County, and all of your flavorful festivities.

You can’t visit every destination during the five-day festivity, but calling upon one or two favorites or new-to-you spots is delightfully doable.

Sup around the charming town and get to know some of its most tantalizing spots.

Explore gooey Golden State farms and dairy destinations, from San Diego County to just south of the Oregon border.

The foothill-fabulous region, which runs right up to Lake Tahoe, has a Wine and Ale Trail, too.

Eager to visit the big trees? Here’s a relaxing way up (and down and around) the mountain.

Sign of the season: Railroad 1897 launches its popular weekend excursion train rides.

Alex Madonna’s Gold Rush Steak House is decked out in zingy spring splendor.

January is in full “bye-bye” mode so we’re looking to warmer times/climes.

Enjoy dazzling decorations, marvelous meals, and plenty of cheer: Yountville is one of California’s must-celebrate seasonal spots.

Booking your entry at the popular national park had been a must-do over the last few summers, but the park will forgo the recent requirement in the coming year.

We admit it: We’re dreaming of fall adventures, the kind that involve stunning vistas and lots of colorful foliage.

From murals to big trees to Bowling Ball Beach, there are ways to soak in the splendor without spending a bundle.

Stalagmites to stalactites: The National Park Service is spotlighting some of the country’s great caverns.

The oh-so-helpful service is back, giving people a lift up to the national park for twenty bucks round-trip.

The snow has been fully cleared from Tioga Road, the highest of the range’s passes.