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Regions of California |
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Parks - Trains - Kids
Stuff - Beaches - Zoos - Events - Agritourism - Historic - Orange
County - Inland Empire
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San
Francisco - Los
Angeles - San Diego - Shasta - Gold
Country - North Coast - High
Sierra - Central Valley - Central
Coast - Deserts
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California
has twelve unique regions each with its own personality.
Each of these regions offers many different and exciting destinations.
California
has nine National parks including Yosemite National Park in the North
and Joshua Tree National Park in the South. California also has hundreds
of state parks preserving the the history and beauty of the State.
Traveling through these areas you will discover the hidden treasures
of California
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North
Coast The North Coast is home to sunny vineyards, redwood forest and the foggy coast. The region includes the the counties of Sonoma, Mendocino, Lake, Humboldt, and Del Norte. |
High
Sierra Yosemite National Park and Kings Canyon National Park are both located in this region. Some of the most dramatic scenery in the world can be found here. From crystal clear mountain lakes to worlds largest trees. |
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San
Francisco Bay Area The San Francisco Bay Area is home to some of the states best tourist attractions including the Golden State Bridge and Fisherman's Wharf. San Francisco makes a great starting point for many different day trips. |
Shasta
County Shasta Cascade has many outdoor recreation activities, camping, hiking, biking, hunting, fishing, swimming, and boating. This region includes three National Parks: Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity, Lassen Volcanic National Park. |
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| Gold
Country Explore historic gold mining towns as you drive Highway 49. This region is rich in California history and gives true meaning to the words "Golden State" |
Central Valley Looking for a more relaxed travel experience take a drive through the and valley enjoy visiting places off the beaten path. |
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| Central
Coast Located between San Francisco and Southern California this region has dramatic ocean views as you drive down coast highway. Hearst Castle and Monterey Bay are excellent day trips |
Los
Angeles County Hollywood, Movie making and the glamour are all part of this region. There are also many other locations to explore including Olvera Street, Griffith Park, and the many museums. |
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| Orange
County Home to California's top amusement park Disneyland this region also has some of the best beaches in the State. Many great days trips can be found using Orange County as your starting point. |
Inland
Empire This region is growing rapidly but is rich in interesting places. Mixed in with the sprawling housing tracts and malls are many hidden treasures to explore. |
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Diego County Home to one of the best Zoo's in the world this area also offers excellent opportunity for day trips. Mountain towns famous for apple pies or wine county with miles of vineyards are all nearby places to explore |
Deserts Two National parks Death Valley and Joshua Tree as well as Anza-Borrego Desert State Park make up the desert area. Looking for a more civilized place to visit try Palm Springs with it's world class accommodations and golf courses. |
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