There are quite a few things to do in San Francisco: unsurprisingly most of them begin at or near the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, San Francisco’s gigantic urban park.
Tour the many vineyards, taste local wines, dine at Michelin starred restaurants, and visit famous tasting rooms.
The national park is one of the most underrated California road trip destinations. Its unique vistas have drawn photographers and artists to the park for decades.
Death Valley National Park has many scenic drives that are perfect for exploring around the park.
The area has beautiful alpine meadows with wildflowers in spring and natural hot springs for some R&R.
Best known for its giant sequoia trees, bald granite cliffs, and spectacular waterfalls, Yosemite National Park is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Seeing the Redwoods covered in fog during winter or spring is a surreal experience.
The famous ‘Glass Beach’ of which I’m sure you have seen pics floating around on social media is in Fort Bragg.