Cruise Down the Coast to Half Moon Bay
A spontaneous and wonderful Daycation can be had by heading across the bay and over the hills to Half Moon Bay, with dinosaurs along the way. continue reading ›
A spontaneous and wonderful Daycation can be had by heading across the bay and over the hills to Half Moon Bay, with dinosaurs along the way. continue reading ›
Expand your mind at this public learning laboratory on San Francisco’s Embarcadero. continue reading ›
Named in honor of the National Park Service founder, Muir Beach is a road trip destination with beautiful coastal vistas and an abundance of ocean wildlife. continue reading ›
This admission-free museum is a wonderful excursion to entertain kids and out-of-town guests. continue reading ›
On a clear day, you can view over 200 miles from the peak, catching sight of the Golden Gate Bridge, the Farallon Islands, and the crest of the Sierra Nevada mountain range. continue reading ›
A hidden forest where you can experience the redwoods (and chaparrral and grasslands), without the crowds. continue reading ›
A-list silent film star Charlie Chaplin made movies here in the 1910s, and steam engines today still operate along the historic canyon railway. continue reading ›
The region is home to more than 60 organic farms and is the closest spot to the Bay Area for whitewater rafting. continue reading ›
It brought soldiers home from war and astronauts home from the moon. Now the USS Hornet is docked in Alameda and serves as a museum with daily tours, special overnight events and even a flight simulator. continue reading ›
A must-see for any die-hard Niners fan, this 20,000 square foot museum features 11 galleries, interactive displays, an education center all about the red and gold. continue reading ›