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A three-hour drive from Los Angeles, San Luis Obispo is a picturesque city with plenty of open spaces and fresh air, and is of course the home of the California Polytechnic State University. This city is surrounded by hills of wine grapes, and as such, is home to an array of wine-tasting rooms. There are also plenty of highly recommended hotels and bed and breakfasts.
Mammoth Lakes
Home to seven alpine lakes, Mammoth Lakes certainly lives up to its name. What’s more, its many hiking and cycling trails make it the perfect place for a day out for hikers, cyclists, and even families who are looking to spend quality time together in nature.
Sacramento
The capital city of California, Sacramento is home to none other than the Old Sacramento State Historic Park, a perfect place to enjoy a picnic and do some birdwatching. What’s more, there’s the California State Railroad Museum, which reveals the intriguing story of how locomotives changed the American West. There are also plenty of Gold Rush-era structures on Front Street, where you’ll be able to travel back in time to experience an atmosphere from centuries past.
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Colorado is one of the most mountainous states in the U.S., with over 50 peaks above 14,000 feet. Located in the mid-west of the U.S., Colorado contains Rocky Mountain National Park, which has some of the most stunning mountains in the world and attracts over 4 million visitors each year. Skiing is also a popular winter activity in Colorado, and the town of Aspen is a very popular destination for skiers.
California
California is the second largest state in the U.S., and it contains an enormous range of landscapes including the desert of Death Valley National Park and several national forests. Yosemite National Park has some amazing mountains and rock formations as well as vast woodlands and waterfalls.
Alaska
Alaska is a vast wilderness in the northwest corner of Northern America. It has the tallest mountain in North America (Denali at over 16,000 feet), some awe-inspiring glaciers, and a huge range of wild animals including grizzly bears, bald eagles, and giant moose. Alaska is however one of the most remote states in the U.S., and definitely not for the faint-hearted!
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Walking into the Monterey Bay Aquarium is like entering a magical indoor ocean. Home to more than 700 varieties of marine animals from Monterey Bay, this massive facility is the best place to see and learn about the marine life of coastal California. The aquarium is located at the end of Monterey’s historic Cannery Row, the city’s main tourist stretch.
Point Lobos State Reserve
While not technically in the town of Monterey, we couldn’t skip this stunning reserve. Full of forests, sea cliffs, wildflowers, and tide pools, Point Lobos State Reserve is easily home to the most amazing views in central California.
Pacific Grove
Located just two miles from Monterey, this picturesque town is known as the Butterfly Capital of the world. Monarch butterflies arrive here by the thousands starting in October, peaking around Christmas and departing by March every year.
Bixby Bridge
About halfway between downtown Monterey and the entrance to Big Sur, it the picturesque Bixby Creek Bridge, which you probably recognize from its many appearances in film, TV, and commercials.
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In Garrapata State Park you can enjoy nearly 3,000 acres of pristine hillside meadow and a secluded stretch of shoreline. The Soberanes Tails follows Soberanes Creek through beautiful vegetation, and the short loop around Soberanes Point and Whale Peak is a top choice for sporting gray and humpback whales during winter and springtime.
Andrew Molera State Park
The best option for a looping hike that ends and the most gorgeous protected beach is to go out via the Beach Trail and return via the Creamery Meadow Trail.
Pfeiffer Falls and Valley View
The Pfeiffer Falls Trail reopened in summer 2021 after being closed for repairs for over a decade. There are stairs and railings making the climb to the base of this pretty waterfall easier and safer for kids and older hikers.
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Sacramento is home to several amusement parks, but Fairytale Town is the most popular with tourists and locals alike. Dedicated to promoting the imagination, creativity, and education of children, this park will win you over with its storybook theme and many fun activities for the little ones.
Sacramento Zoo
No major city is complete without its own zoo, and it goes without saying that Sacramento also has one in store. Sacramento Zoo occupies a vast area of 14.3 acres inside William Land Park, and it’s home to over 500 animals, including some native and endangered species.
Raging Waters Sacramento
If a visit to a water park happens to be your idea of family fun, you’ll be happy to hear there’s one in Sacramento. Usually opened between May and September, Raging Waters Sacramento offers a variety of waterslides, but you can also find a wave pool, lazy river, and numerous cafés on its premises.
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]]>Butter
This bar is just the right bit trashy and it will remind you of your sleazy college days. The menu is full of microwave meals and greasy, deep-fried treats that fit in perfectly with the bar’s name. If you’re looking for something healthier, you can always order a cocktail with grape and strawberry soda.
Radio Habana Social Club
The decor at this Cuban restaurant and bar is so over the top. You’ll find everything from Barbie doll body parts and mannequin heads to old posters and portraits hanging from the walls and ceilings. This bar is equal parts eclectic and wacky.
Pagan Idol
Pagan Idol, a tiki-themed bar, has a vast drink menu and they’re served from festive glasses topped with edible flowers, plantain chips, and flaming marshmallows. The bar has tiki huts, a volcano that erupts with smoke and lights, and nautical-themed decor.
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]]>Take the Trolley
One of the coolest ways to get around downtown Santa Barbara’s famous State Street is to hop on the old-school trolley which makes regular trips up and down the main throughway. Not only is it a cool experience, but it can also help you avoid looking for parking.
Visit the Beach
Santa Barbara is known for having some of the most beautiful beaches in California, and there are plenty for you to choose from. You can check out Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara Harbor, or Arroyo Burro County Beach Park, just to name a few.
Take a Hike
There are so many hikes you can take in the Santa Barbara area ranging in terrain, difficulty, and length, so you should be able to easily find one that’s a good fit for your party whether it’s a family full of kids or just a single experienced hiker.
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]]>Diverse Museums
Museum dwellers will feel right home in California’s capital, because it’s home to numerous museums covering a wide range of topics, such as art, history, railroad, and the automotive industry.
Kid-Friendly Attractions
Surprisingly enough, Sacramento is also a great place to visit with your kids. It’s home to several kid-friendly attractions, including Sacramento Zoo, Fairytale Town, Raging Waters Sacramento, and Funderland Amusement Park, in addition to several local parks.
Amazing Architecture
Fans of contemporary and classic architecture will be equally impressed by this city. Victorian-era buildings and modern skyscrapers in California’s capital are just as remarkable.
Alternative Culture
Sacramento is often hailed as California’s “hipster city”, and you’ll have the time of your life exploring its contemporary art and culture scene.
Local Cuisine
Sacramento’s restaurants are known for sourcing their food from surrounding farms, so you should make sure to visit them. Local breweries and coffee in this city are also worth the try.
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The main reason why people visit Griffith Observatory are the breathtaking scenic views it has in store. The observatory is best known for a close view of the Hollywood Sign you can get here, but you can also see everything from Downtown Los Angeles to the southeast to the Pacific Ocean to the southwest while here.
Exhibits and Telescopes
Most people come to this spot to get amazing shots of LA, but Griffith Observatory is, first and foremost, and perfect spot for science lovers. It offers a wide range of space and science-related displays, a planetarium, and public telescopes you can use for free if you’re patient enough to wait for your turn.
Griffith Park
The Griffith Observatory is located on the grounds of Griffith Park, which offers several more attractions, including the Los Angeles Zoo and the Autry Museum of the American West. Nature lovers should also check it out for many scenic hiking trails that you can explore during your visit.
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]]>Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose
Partially funded by the Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, this children’s museum is often hailed as one of the best institutions of its kind in the US. It comes with around 150 interactive exhibits, featuring everything from a full-size fire truck to life-size mammoth replicas.
The Tech Interactive
If the previous attraction doesn’t satisfy your kids’ cravings for interactive science exhibits, this one certainly will. This family-friendly interactive museum features fun exhibits for people of all ages, and it even comes with an IMAX theater with a dome laser projector.
California’s Great America
If a visit to an amusement park happens to be your idea of family fun, this one is your best bet. It’s located in Santa Clara, a short ride away from San Jose, and it’s worth the trip for its thrill rides, water slides, live entertainment, and countless food options.
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