Bodega Bay San Francisco Day Trip

Bodega Bay is perfect for a romantic weekend or a day trip. Miles of beaches to explore, fresh sea food and beautiful Sonoma Coast scenery. Alfred Hitchcock's thriller "The Birds" was filmed in Bodega Bay. Travel time from San Francisco is about two hours and takes you to a different world. In in 1809 the Russians landed at Bodega Bay and the settlement was used as a base to support the building

Redwood Highway Map

The North Coast Tourism Council has rekeased a new map of the Redwood Highway. The highway,actually route 101 travels from San Francisco to the Oregon border. 2009 is the the official 100-year anniversary for the Redwood Highway, named after the giant trees that line the highway. The map highlights visitor centers, points of interest and of course locations of giant redwoods. You can view the

Sonoma Coast State Beach

Sonoma Coast State Beach consist of about 16 miles of Northern California coastline. The weather here is usually mild to cold with lots of wind and fog. During the summer months, the morning fog usually burns off to create pleasant, sunny afternoons. Even during the summer, its wise to dress for the possibility of wet, cold weather. Activites include fishing, camping and hiking. During the summer

Eureka North Coast California

Eureka California is perfectly situated as a base camp for exploring the rugged north coast of California. Sitting on the edge of Humboldt Bay this coastal town is a classic town with hundreds of restored Victorian homes and businesses. The stand out building in town is the Carson Mansion which was built in the late 1800s. Winters are foggy and rainy but during the summer Eureka has perfect

Sea Ranch, California

Sea Ranch is located along the in Sonoma County and is a popular vacation destination. This quaint seaside village is about 100 miles north of San Francisco and is famous for its distinctive architecture of weathered-wood structures. Most homes at The Sea Ranch do not have lawns or fences. All public landscaping must use native plants. A herd of sheep is used to keep grass cut low to the ground