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Best Restaurants in San Luis Obispo

Best restaurants in san luis obispo

These are the best restaurants in San Luis Obispo to dine at for an unforgettable experience. You’ll find an incredibly diverse selection of restaurants that have elevated SLO’s food scene and have made the city worthy of culinary acclaim. Between fine dining, craft cocktails, extensive wine lists, and locally sourced and organic foods, you won’t …

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2024 California Super Bloom Wildflowers Guide

California super bloom

The 2024 California Super Bloom wildflower season is fast approaching, and if there is anything I’ve learned over the past few years, it’s that there is no better time than the present to stop and smell the flowers. The extremely rainy California winter may mean that we will finally be treated to another rare super …

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Phantom Falls in Oroville, CA

Phantom falls oroville

Phantom Falls is an incredible 135-foot waterfall on North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve in Oroville, California. Surrounded by flowering green hills and sharp drop-offs, this water feature nestled in Coal Canyon is a sight to behold in the spring. Along the beautiful trek to the falls, you will discover tiny waterfalls and creeks that meander …

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North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve

The North Table Mountain Ecological Reserve, located near Oroville, California, is an expansive mesa formed by an ancient lava flow that attracts wildflower enthusiasts during the blooming season. From early March to mid-May, the mountain comes alive with an array of wildflowers. With the significant rainfall California has received thus far, officials are predicting an …

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The Lake Clementine Guide to Summer Fun

Kayaking upper lake clementine, california

Lake Clementine is one of the most beautiful, serene lakes in Northern California. Located on the North Fork of the American River in the Auburn State Recreation Area, this stunning destination is split into two sections: Upper and Lower Lake Clementine. Whether you’re an avid paddleboarder or kayaker, or prefer hiking, boating, or swimming, indulge …

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Visiting Lake Manly in Badwater Basin, Death Valley National Park

Visiting lake manly in badwater basin death valley national park

Explore the wonder of Lake Manly, part of Badwater Basin inside Death Valley National Park. Glean essential tips and insights for adventurers eager to discover the beauty of North America’s lowest point. From current conditions and where to stay to the best vantage point in order to experience the rare transformation of the prehistoric lake, …

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Mount Diablo State Park

Mount diablo state park

Mount Diablo State Park in Northern California’s Bay Area is a great spot for wildflower hunting this spring. There are countless trails that meander through the park and many that lead to the summit, where you can take in panoramic views that span all the way to the Sierra Nevada mountains. Surrounded by rolling hills …

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Anza-Borrego Desert State Park

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is located in the Sonoran Desert of Southern California and is the largest state park in California. The park covers over 600,000 acres and is known for its stunning desert landscapes, unique geology, and rich cultural history. Wildflowers are currently blooming in the park, including the stunning desert lily! The park …

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Kayaking Death Valley National Park

Kayaking death valley national park

I spent a few days kayaking Death Valley National Park and lived to tell the tale. Whether you want to kayak, canoe, or paddleboard, this is a proper guide full of tips gleaned from kayaking alongside folks who live in the park and first-hand experience. Kayaking on Lake Manly, nestled within the striking landscapes of …

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Badwater Basin in Death Valley National Park

Badwater basin in death valley national park

Badwater Basin, nestled in the heart of Death Valley National Park in Inyo County, California, holds the title as the lowest point in both North America and the United States, plunging 282 feet below sea level. Remarkably, it lies a mere 84.6 miles from Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous United States, showcasing …

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