North Coast & Redwoods
In Klamath, take exit 769 off Hwy 101 to squeeze through a tree and enjoy the photo op. There is a souvenir shop, as well.
Must-see attractions in Northern California
Santa Cruz
With a good surf break and bathrooms, this pretty all-around sandy spot is further east of 26th Ave off E Cliff Dr.
Monterey
Open to the public, this fine adobe structure was originally built in 1847 by Scottish settler, David Wight.
Santa Cruz
Big beach with bonfire pits and a lagoon, good for kids and often fairly empty. It’s off E Cliff Dr.
Berkeley
This park, just east of Telegraph Ave, is a marker in local history as a political battleground between residents and the city and state government in the…
Berkeley
Despite the title, this isn't a museum, but rather a research facility that's closed to the public. With that said, the location within the Valley Life…
Mt Shasta Region
The tiny historical museum sits opposite the McCloud Chamber of Commerce and could use a bit of organization – it has the feel of a cluttered, messy…
Sacramento
Exhibits, stories and artifacts of some of Sacramento's most fascinating citizens, though much of the information is focused on the Gold Rush. Get tickets…
Oakland
This small park doesn't have much draw on its own, but it forms the geographic heart of Oakland's Little Saigon neighborhood, and is an interesting spot…
Sacramento
This active facility plays an important role in restoring the population of Chinook salmon and steelhead in area rivers.
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