California

Just off California State Route 74, nestled in the quiet warmth of Sun City, you'll find a place where the engines never truly stop humming and the past feels just a clutch shift away. The Motte Historical Museum isn’t your typical roadside pit stop — it’s a beautifully restored barn turned classic car haven and local history archive. Whether you're a gearhead, a nostalgia buff, or just someone who loves a good story, this museum has something for everyone.

Tucked along El Camino Real in Sunnyvale, there’s a place where dragons guard mini golf holes, castles glow neon after dark, and kids of all ages can live out their arcade dreams. If you’re looking for an afternoon that feels like a slice of childhood wrapped in flashing lights and bumper boats, Golfland USA is calling your name.

Tucked beneath the snowy peak of Mount Shasta, there’s a place where you can paddleboard at sunrise, roast marshmallows by sunset, and sleep under the stars—all in one day. Lake Siskiyou Camp - Resort is more than your average campground. It’s a choose-your-own-adventure playground that mixes classic camping charm with unexpected perks (hello, floating obstacle course!).

If you’ve ever daydreamed about gliding down powdery slopes with bluebird skies overhead or sipping a crisp IPA while gazing at snow-draped peaks, Palisades Tahoe is calling your name. Tucked into the Sierra Nevada just north of Lake Tahoe, this all-seasons resort dishes out old-school Olympic charm, epic outdoor adventures, and more fresh-air fun than your lungs can handle.

Perched above the sapphire waters of Lake Tahoe, Heavenly Mountain Resort isn’t just a ski hill — it’s a full-blown alpine adventure that lives up to its celestial name. Whether you're carving powder in winter or chasing sunsets in flip-flops come summer, this South Lake Tahoe gem has something that makes every visit feel like a high-altitude dream.

If you think you’ve seen everything Golden Gate Park has to offer, think again. Nestled within its leafy sprawl lies a global garden escape you’d never expect in the middle of a major city. The San Francisco Botanical Garden isn’t just pretty—it’s a full-blown sensory safari that takes you from the cloud forests of Central America to the towering redwoods of California, all in an afternoon.

If you’ve ever wanted to sip world-class sparkling wine while soaking in sun-drenched vineyard views, Mumm Napa is calling your name—preferably with a chilled flute in hand. Tucked along the Silverado Trail in the heart of Napa Valley, this bubbly haven serves up crisp pours with a side of California dreamscape. It’s polished but relaxed, refined but friendly—the kind of place where you’ll find both wine newbies and seasoned sippers leaning into the moment.

What if your next road trip had crashing waves on one side, championship fairways on the other, and picture-perfect overlooks around every turn? Welcome to 17-Mile Drive, one of California’s most legendary coastal routes—and hands down one of the most dazzling scenic drives in the country.

There’s a certain hush that falls the moment you step beneath the towering redwoods of Muir Woods—like nature itself just asked everyone to lower their voices. Located just a short drive north of San Francisco, this majestic grove is more than just a forest—it’s a living cathedral of ancient giants, draped in moss, mist, and mystery.

Tucked between the Pacific Ocean and the northern edge of San Diego, there’s a place where prehistoric trees cling to wind-whipped cliffs, hiking trails wind through golden sandstone, and the air carries the crisp scent of salt and sage. It’s wild, it’s rugged, and it just might be the most stunning stretch of coastline in Southern California you’ve never fully explored.