Wine Country

Less-traveled Pinnacles National Park, a gorgeous vineyard trail and historic areas await.

From giant redwoods to bucolic vineyards to a rich and storied agriculture scene, here are the coastal stops to take before heading inland to Yosemite.

Forty-five minutes from Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco, you can lose the fog and city’s high prices and delve into a vibrant wine, coffee and ice cream scene.

Peel off the California coastal Hwy. 101 to wine country on your way to Yosemite.

From bird-filled wetlands to local wine and diverse cuisine, Elk Grove is a great stop on the way to Yosemite.

Explore San Francisco before heading inland to sample Northern California’s amazing food and wines on this epic adventure en route to Yosemite.

Take the family-friendly Brews and Burger Trail and stroll the parks with your beverage in this community designed with a Utopian vision.

Stop in Paso Robles for a fantastic dive into California’s laidback wine and food scene.

5 best-kept secrets on the way to Yosemite.

Experience an affordable California food and wine getaway.

Not far from the giants of Silicon Valley sits a quaint town named Gilroy where you can drive to friendly boutique wineries, explore a gorgeous children’s theme park and dine in the what is known as the “Garlic Capital of the World.” 

Escape to beautiful Yosemite National Park to spend a romantic weekend, celebrating Valentine’s Day, an anniversary or to just spend time together.

State Route 120 in Northern California is about 206 miles long. Let’s take a journey along this historic road, from west to east.

Sip local wine, explore a mission and stroll on a secluded beach.

Say goodbye to the hustle and bustle of LA and hello to its quieter but fun side when you visit Conejo Valley.

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