But about once per decade, when the weather patterns are just right, the valley and surrounding mountains erupt with a spectacular show of yellow, pink, and purple wildflowers. Most of the time Death Valley looks, well, dead. 3. Walk under the Cypress Tree TunnelĢ0 minutes north of the Point Reyes Lighthouse lies another historic landmark that’s easy on the eyes: the Cypress Tree Tunnel.ĭon’t forget your camera you’ll certainly need it! 4. Pack a picnic and buy oysters to shuck there, or make a booking in advance for the restaurant. The oysters are the best in the world – in my opinion. If you like oysters, DON’T MISS the chance to come here. Hike the Tomales Point Trail to the lighthouse, and back!Ībout 30 minutes away from the start of the trail, you will find Hog Island Oyster Co. The Point Reyes National Seashore is a beautiful and vast stretch of protected California coast. Maine isn’t the only state that boasts incredibly scenic lighthouses! Seek out breathtaking scenery, solitude, and a sunset over the Pacific Ocean at the Point Reyes Lighthouse. Different campsites are scattered throughout, as well as glamping resorts, complete with luxury yurts and farm-to-table restaurants.Ĭonsider glamping at the Ventana Big Sur! Offering many lush coastal State and National Parks, Big Sur is one of the best places to experience California’s natural beauty.Īnd camping – or better yet, glamping – is surely the best way to experience the area. Camp in Big Surīig Sur is a rugged, wild stretch of coastline in Northern California where there is hardly cell service and wildlife abounds. How many experiences have you already checked off of this California bucket list? Which ones still remain? Ultimate California Bucket List: Top 50 Things to Do in California 1.
Whether you’re a visitor or a long-time resident, there’s always something new to discover in California – and always a view that’ll take your breath away. From the mainstream to the completely unknown, this California bucket list (written by a Southern California local!) contains 50 of the best things to do in California before you die. What would you do?The Bucket List is a collection of 1,000 adventures to be had across every continent, from seeing the northern lights from an igloo in Finland to panning for gold in California, from cruising the Galapagos Islands to ninja training in Japan.Some experiences are unique outdoor pursuits in incredible locations around the world-such as climbing an active volcano in Italy or ice diving in Antarctica-but others are ambitions that can be replicated anywhere, including trying a local cuisine, milking a cow, brewing your own beer, or simply mastering a foreign language.The Bucket List is the perfect gift for the passionate traveler: an around-the-world, continent-by-continent listing of beaches, museums, monuments, islands, inns, restaurants, mountains, and more.Whether it's a gap year before university, a holiday, or a life-changing retirement, this is the handbook to inspire you to do something you've always wanted to, but never thought you could.With its lively cities, legendary surf breaks, snow-capped mountains, lush vineyards, incredible national parks, and epic fusion food, the Golden State offers a wealth of experiences and unparalleled landscapes to discover. No limits to what you could see with your own eyes and encounter firsthand. But what if you had no duties to carry out? No boundaries on what you could experience. We all have a list of things we dream of doing-one day-but work, family, school, money, and responsibilities can all get in the way. Print The Bucket List: 1000 Adventures Big and Small
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