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Carmel
Food and Drink

Dine With a View Near Carmel

It's easy to fall in love with California's Big Sur coastline during a stay in the storybook village of Carmel‑by‑the‑Sea. You can enhance your experience with international and California-inspired cuisine along Carmel's walkable Main Street — just steps away from Carmel Beach.
Carmel
Local Culture

Carmel-by-the-Sea Is a Shopper's Paradise

From books to bicycles, fashion to antiques, you’re sure to find something to treasure in Carmel-by-the-Sea. Carmel-by-the-Sea is a true village, with plenty of charm and cobblestones to spare. But there’s more to Carmel than fairy tale cottages and pristine beaches. There’s also the shopping. USA Today readers named Carmel third on their list of the 10 Best Destinations for Shopaholics.

Palm Springs
Local Culture

Go Mid-Century Modern in Palm Springs: Architecture, History, and Shopping

If you like to enjoy the finer things in life with a modernist twist, Palm Springs is the place for you. Homes with stunning, angular lines and sweeping curves dominate the architectural landscape here.

Swimming pools in unique, memorable shapes grace backyards, and sleek "period" furniture is still in vogue. The mid-century modern vibe is very much alive in this Coachella Valley community where architectural tours, vintage stores, and cultural events evoke the spirit of a more glamorous time.

Lake Tahoe
Outdoor Adventures

Skiing in Tahoe: Best Slopes for Your Vacation

If you’re planning a vacation to the area, the options for skiing in Tahoe can at first feel slightly overwhelming. Whether you’re looking for more advanced slopes, beginner terrain, or a mix of the two—there are many to choose from.

Luckily, Tahoe’s surrounding area is breathtaking and the versatility of the mountains means that there’s something here for everyone (whether you’re looking for tubing, snowshoeing, or cross-country skiing). Let’s dive in and explore, so you can pick the best slopes for your vacation!

Dinner table with wine glasses, decanter, bottles, and food.
Lake Tahoe
Food and Drink

Best Wine Bars & Restaurants in Tahoe

California is a utopia for lovers of delicious foods and fine wines. Some of the greatest dining experiences come from an area that's visited for its sights more than its culinary feats: Lake Tahoe. With multiple local wineries, great culinary talent, and a flair for unique fare, Tahoe, Truckee, and the surrounding area offer some remarkable eateries and bars with delicious dishes and memorable drinks. Make the most of your trip to this stunning location by checking out some of the best wine bars and restaurants in Tahoe. Here’s our list of the top places for a dining experience to remember!
Lake Tahoe
For Owners

Exciting Winter Activities in North Lake Tahoe (That Aren’t Just Skiing)

Located by the border of California and Nevada along the Sierra Nevada mountains, is the winter wonderland of the Lake Tahoe area. For many of us, when our winter daydreams kick in and we start to envision this pine-filled, snow-dusted sanctuary, we think of one activity—skiing.
Poolside view at a resort with palm trees, lounge chairs, and tables
Palm Springs
Outdoor Adventures

Exciting Entertainment in the Palm Springs Area

When you think of cities driven by live entertainment, Las Vegas, Austin, Nashville, or even Branson may come to mind. But when you combine the unique desert terrain of the Palm Springs area with the collective energy of performers and crowds, there’s an undeniable magic that happens here.
Palm Springs
Local Culture

The 5 Best Things To Do Near Palm Springs

Located in Southern California, Palm Springs is a year-round, warm-weather playground! Whether you’re more of a lounge-by-the-pool type or a play-a-round-of-golf type, this iconic city has something to offer everyone—during every month of the year.
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Lake Tahoe
Outdoor Adventures

Explore the Great Outdoors in Lake Tahoe

There’s no end to the adventures in Lake Tahoe. Make the most of your stay by exploring all the great outdoors has to offer. Stand on the border and look over two states at once. Put on scuba gear and discover wrecks and barges sunk long ago. Or hop on a mountain bike for a heart-pounding adventure.
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