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Here are a few places where travelers can sate their wanderlust, access Northern California’s scenery, avoid big crowds and enjoy the great outdoors.

Cool Airbnbs Near San Francisco to Book This Spring Thrillist 3 hrs ago © Photo courtesy of Airbnb If, like most of us, you’ve been laying low for the past year, you’re probably good and well ready to take a break from SF already. We get it. We love our parks and beaches and comforting fog, but—it’s time to see other parks and beaches, and maybe not any fog at all. You can do that at all of these Airbnbs (well, we can’t guarantee no fog for a few of them), which are anywhere from 20 minutes to three hours away and promise to give you rest and relaxation or days filled with adve...

8 Amazing California Road Trips That Take You From Big Sur to the Sierras Evie Carrick © Provided by Travel + Leisure Steve Proehl/Getty Images When it comes to road trips, California is hard to top. The land of fair weather always seems to deliver that carefree, top-down road trip experience. And due to its size — California is the third-largest U.S. state — there's plenty of terrain to explore. You can start at the ocean and end up in the mountains, or spend an entire weekend exploring the California deserts. All it takes is a solid playlist, some road-trip friendly ...

A fortune, a widow and a castle in Lake Tahoe’s Emerald Bay By Julie Brown For as long as I can remember, I’ve been fascinated by the mysterious widow who built the castle at Emerald Bay. I often visit Emerald Bay to go hiking. From the mountainside, you can see Fanette Island and just barely make out the box-like shape of a stone teahouse on top. I've heard stories about the wealthy woman who built the teahouse on the island. In the summer, when guests would visit her at her castle on the shore of Emerald Bay, called Vikingsholm, the butler would row her and her friends a...

Illegal parking at Lake Tahoe Airport. Photo from Jeffrey Spencer. SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - Many head to the Sierra to experience snow in all forms, from the ski slopes to sledding and building snowmen. Even during the pandemic and current "Stay-at-Home" orders in California, area roads were full this past holiday weekend with those seeking play time in the snow. Each year, law enforcement has to deal with those who seem to have forgotten the laws of being safe on the roadway and parking on the highways, and not observing "no parking" zone rules. The California Highway Patrol (CHP) from So...