Death Valley was a great opportunity to get out of the Central Valley California winter storms and enjoy some warmer weather and sunshine.
Death Valley National Park California
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Central Valley California Wine Country
The Central Valley extends from Bakersfield in southern California to Redding in northern California. Its one of the most agriculturally productive regions in the world producing more than half of the United States fruits, vegetables and nuts.
Yosemite National Park California
Yosemite National Park anytime of the year, especially in the winter, is breathtaking. Our access was limited because of road closures and back to back winter storms. We were fortunate to get an hour of blue skies our entire stay.
[Read more…] about Yosemite National Park CaliforniaSequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks were a few hour drive from Paso Robles, California. We knew there would be limited access to both parks because it was winter. Fortunately, a few days of blue skies following a winter storm were just what we were hoping for. The General Sherman giant sequoia is the largest living tree on earth.
Central Coast California & Pinnacles
The Central Coast of California extends roughly from Santa Barbara to Monterey. It consists of beautiful coastline dotted with a few small cities. The area is primarily agricultural with no major airports…and no crowds or snowbirds.
Paso Robles, Wine Country, California
Paso Robles is a beautiful area consisting of rolling hills covered with grape vines and oak trees near the California coast. It had been our go to destination for a long weekend getaway when we lived in San Diego. From Temecula, it was a 5 hour drive.
