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Big Bear Lake
A high-altitude alpine escape featuring year-round recreation and sapphire waters.
Big Sur
Ninety miles of cliffs, redwoods and fog where the mountains fall into the Pacific.

Borrego Springs
An International Dark Sky Community surrounded by the vast badlands of Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
California Coast
Follow the Pacific past rugged headlands, sandy coves, and redwood-lined stretches of coast.
Calistoga
Unwind in the mineral-rich waters and geothermal mud baths of Napa Valley’s historic wellness retreat.
Channel Islands National Park
A remote Pacific archipelago offering rugged sea caves, endemic wildlife, and pristine coastal solitude.
Death Valley National Park
Explore the lowest point in North America among salt flats, sand dunes, and vibrant desert canyons.
Eastern Sierra
Follow Highway 395 beneath granite peaks to alpine lakes, desert valleys, and wide-open skies.
Idyllwild
A high-altitude arts community nestled among the granite peaks and pine forests of Southern California.
Joshua Tree National Park
Boulder piles, twisted trees and the darkest night sky within reach of LA.
Kings Canyon National Park
A land of giants featuring deep granite canyons and the world's largest sequoia trees.

Lake Arrowhead
A serene alpine retreat known as the Alps of Southern California.
Lake Shasta
California's massive freshwater playground framed by the snow-capped peak of Mount Shasta.
Lake Tahoe
Alpine clarity, 72 miles of shoreline and four-season escapes.
Lassen Volcanic National Park
Discover a hydrothermal wonderland of bubbling mud pots and snow-capped volcanic peaks.
Los Angeles
A sprawling coastal metropolis where iconic entertainment meets world-famous Pacific beaches.
Malibu
Iconic Pacific cliffs and golden beaches where the mountains meet the sea.
Mammoth Lakes
Alpine lakes, granite peaks, and snowy slopes frame a high-country escape in the Eastern Sierra.

Mammoth Mountain
Ski sweeping Sierra slopes above Mammoth Lakes, with alpine trails and lakes to explore in summer.
Mendocino
Victorian architecture meets rugged Pacific bluffs and redwood forests.
Monterey
Follow Monterey’s rocky shoreline for sea otters, ocean views, and a weekend beside the bay.
Mount Shasta
A majestic volcanic peak offering spiritual retreats, alpine lakes, and year-round outdoor adventure.
Napa Valley
A world-class tapestry of rolling vineyards, luxury estates, and culinary excellence.
Ojai
A serene valley retreat focused on spiritual wellness, Mediterranean landscapes, and the Pink Moment sunset.
Palm Desert
A high-desert oasis of mid-century style, manicured gardens, and mountain-shadowed hiking trails.
Palm Springs
Mid-century modern design meets rugged desert landscapes and natural hot springs.
Pinnacles National Park
Ancient volcanic spires, talus caves, and the soaring California condor in the Gabilan Range.
Point Reyes National Seashore
Untamed windswept cliffs, historic lighthouses, and thriving tule elk herds on the Pacific edge.

Redwood National and State Parks
Walk among the world's tallest trees where ancient giants meet the rugged Pacific coastline.

Sacramento
California’s historic capital at the doorstep of the Sierra Nevada mountains.

San Diego
Year-round sunshine, world-class surf breaks, and sprawling urban parklands along the Pacific.
San Francisco
Iconic bridges, rolling hills, and historic waterfronts meet the rugged Pacific shore.

San Luis Obispo
A laid-back college town nestled between rolling volcanic peaks and the Pacific shore.
Santa Barbara
The American Riviera, where Spanish colonial architecture meets the Pacific coastline.
Santa Cruz
Classic surf culture meets redwood-lined shores and a historic seaside boardwalk.
Sequoia National Park
Walk among the giants in a land of towering ancient trees and rugged mountain peaks.
Tahoe National Forest
A high-altitude playground of granite peaks, alpine lakes, and deep evergreen forests.
Truckee
A historic railroad town serving as the ultimate gateway to High Sierra peaks and alpine lakes.
Yosemite National Park
Granite cathedrals, waterfalls and the most photographed valley in America.
Yosemite Valley
A glacial-carved valley of towering granite cliffs, plunging waterfalls, and ancient sequoia groves.