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This Monterey County town was just named California’s prettiest. See why (opens the original)
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The charming Central Coast city of Carmel, known for its storybook cottages, stunning beaches and rich local history, has been named California's prettiest town. Faced with what it called "a near impossible feat" of choosing the most beautiful place in America, Architectural Digest shifted its approach. "Instead, we've focused on identifying one standout town in each state. We were especially drawn to those that are both stunning and abundant in culture," the publication said. For the Golden Sta
3 California national parks named among nation’s best. Here’s why (opens the original)
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Three California national parks have been named best in the nation by Travel + Leisure. Yosemite, Redwood, and Sequoia national parks ranked among the 25 parks included in the publication's annual World's Best Awards. Here's a closer look at the three California parks that made the list. Travel + Leisure ranked Yosemite National Park as fifth in its roundup of best parks, giving it a score of 88.20. "Yosemite boasts five of the planet's tallest waterfalls, pristine streams, three sequoia groves,
Buck Moon to light up California skies this week. When to look up (opens the original)
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California's recent heat wave may make it seem like summer has been dragging on for months. But the glow of the Buck Moon on Wednesday night will paint a different picture: the season has only reached its midpoint, marked by the arrival of midsummer's full moon. Here's what to know about July's full moon, including when Californians should look up to catch a glimpse. July's full moon will rise on Wednesday, July 29, reaching peak illumination at 7:36 a.m. PDT, according to the Old Farmer's Alman
This is California's best waterfall, Travel + Leisure says (opens the original)
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There is nothing quite like embarking on an intrepid hike, especially one that leads to a waterfall. The feeling of finally seeing water cascade down the rocks and the cool mist on your face after a long trek is almost indescribable. "Waterfalls have a somewhat mystical place in our psyche, but what is it about these tumbling cascades that makes you want to travel to their location—perhaps hiking for miles—and stand in their spray?" Travel + Leisure wrote. To identify the nation's standout water
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