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Jun. 11—More from the series ------ Sacramento Reopening Guide This story is part of the Sacramento Reopening Guide, giving you everything you need to know as the state's economy officially reopens June 15. Read more of the stories here: Expand All ------ For thousands of Northern Californians, this will be the summer of the road trip. Tired of being pent up during the COVID-19 pandemic, but ...

Introducing California's national parks Meghan O'Dea 12 days ago California boasts more national parks than any other state, beating out even famously scenic states like Alaska and Utah. And the Golden State's 10 national parks certainly show off the diverse landscapes you can find on the west coast, from the towering redwoods of NorCal, the arid deserts of SoCal, the iconic flora of Joshua Tree and the surreal geologic snapshots of past volcanic eruptions and the movement of glaciers. From crown jewels of the whole system like Yosemite to remote marine ecosystems like Channel Islands Nati...

Every editorial product is independently selected, though we may be compensated or receive an affiliate commission if you buy something through our links. Nirian/Getty Images The Golden State has it all, from snow-covered mountains to majestic forests to metropolises and miles and miles of ocean views—and there's no better way to see it than on a California road trip. Dreaming of a California road trip? Of course, you are because who wouldn’t want to hit the open road to explore unbeatable beaches, matchless mountains, divine deserts, national parks, bustling big cities, quaint seaside vi...

Where to see northern California’s most spectacular waterfalls Forty-two falls splash down across the Shasta Cascade region. Here are five to see in one day. Middle McCloud Falls is one of a trio of waterfalls that’s easily accessible on a one-day trip.Photograph by PictureLake, Alamy Stock Photo ByMiles Howard Email Burney Falls doesn’t cascade—it explodes. Each day, 100 million gallons of spring water burst from a 129-foot basalt cliff face and spill into a cerulean pool flanked by ponderosa pines. “If you’re there after a storm, you can’t even get close to [the falls],” say...

However, pronouncing the names of some of these places might leave you guessing. We asked around to get the proper pronunciation for some of the more well-known —and possibly lesser-known nooks and crannies in the North State. This is not an exhaustive list, and I will bet we have left off some obvious ones, and readers will remind us of that. We also expect there will be people who disagree with the pronunciations we provide here. Indeed, we heard from reliable sources different pronunciations for the same North State landmarks. Now that all the weasle-y, wishy-washy mea culpas are out ...