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The Billy Jones Railroad is a true Bay Area gem! At the heart of Los Gatos, you’ll find the iconic Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad, a miniature steam train with a big story 🚂 Born in 1884, Billy Jones spent a lifetime on the rails. In 1939, he rescued a tiny steam engine headed to the scrapyard and lovingly restored it on his ranch. By 1943, neighborhood families were hopping aboard free rides along his self-built Wildcat line, thanks to Billy’s generosity (he ran it for 25 years on donations only!). After his passing, the railroad found a new home in Vasona Park, with its own depot, engine house, and even a historic flatcar bridge stretching over Los Gatos Creek. 🎟️ A ride is just $4 per person — and even better? Kids under 2 and riders with disabilities ride free! This is the perfect family activity. And you can pair your train ride with a carousel spin, a stroll through the park, and a picnic under the trees. It’s affordable, accessible, and super charming. They run both steam and diesel trains. We got to ride the diesel train, but want to go back for the steam engine! 🚗 Driving distances: - About 1 hour from San Francisco - About 50 minutes from Oakland - Just 20 minutes from San Jose Have you been on the Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad yet? How’d you like it? 😊 #discovercalifornia #losgatos #visitlosgatos #billyjoneswildcatrailroad 2025-09-03 20:58:33 T.. 380 -71% 32 -39%
Time slips away, and it seems to go by faster and faster every day 😫 So spend it doing what you love, with the people you love. Start that hobby you’ve been thinking about. Call that friend you’ve been meaning to reconnect with. Make that career move. Take those actions you know will lead you to where you want to be. Yes, I know it’s hard. But it’s also hard looking back and saying, “I wish I had done XYZ.” If you’re brave enough, drop something in the comments that you’ve been procrastinating on and wish you’d started last year. Maybe it’ll motivate you to get started! 😁 2025-09-02 20:56:46 .. 395 -70% 21 -60%
For all the San Francisco haters out there… This one’s for you 😉 Notice all that natural beauty? Omg, see the people living normal lives? Pay close attention to the streets in the video, filmed on August 30th. Do you see anything on them? Nope, just a street. Huh, it’s not just one giant boarded-up building? Obviously, SF is a big city, and it’s got the usual big-city problems. But I’m extremely hopeful San Francisco will face its challenges, and crush them! Seriously though, let’s give SF the credit it deserves 😊 #sanfrancisco #sf 2025-08-31 20:58:01 For all.. 1,492 +13% 150 +184%
California’s most beautiful waterfall 🥹❤️ It’s important to note that you’re not technically supposed to hike here because the trail crosses private property. But honestly, it’s just one of those things everyone does anyway, so do with that info what you’d like 😁 We hiked here by crossing the river at the bottom of the trail to Hedge Creek Falls. Cross the river carefully (it’ll be cold!), walk up the hill, then head right. Follow the train tracks (don’t walk ON them, but NEXT to them, as they are ACTIVE). When you see the bridge, turn right and head into the tree line. Mossbrae Falls should soon come into view. The town is working on completing a real public trail to the falls, and I hope that happens soon! ⚠️ Until then, hike this trail at your own risk. 📍 Mossbrae Falls, Dunsmuir #mossbraefalls #dunsmuir 2025-08-30 21:07:29 .. 618 -53% 22 -58%
Point Bonita is the only lighthouse in America that you have to access via suspension bridge! ☺️ Sadly, the bridge is currently closed for repairs; however, you can still go on the beautiful hike that leads right up to it! ⚠️ You have to walk through a bored-out tunnel to get close to the lighthouse, which is only open periodically. The last entry through the tunnel is 3:20 pm. And the hours are limited! 🗓️ They’re open Thursday - Monday from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM 🥾 Hike Details: Point Bonita Lighthouse - Distance: 1 mile - Time: 30 minutes - Type: Out and back - Elevation: 203 Enjoy the beautiful ocean views, San Francisco Bay, harbor seals, and the Golden Gate Bridge. Keep your eyes out for docents who would love to tell you all about this special place’s rich history! Have you visited the Point Bonita Lighthouse before? How did you like it? 😊 #pointbonita #pointbonitalighthouse #marinheadlands #marincounty 2025-08-27 21:00:11 Po.. 983 -26% 24 -55%
The Presidio of San Francisco is full of incredible gems to explore 🥹 And Andy Goldsworthy’s Wood Line will make you feel like you’re straight-up walking through a painting. In a way, you are, because this is a natural art installation built entirely out of eucalyptus trees. Walk slowly, reflect, and enjoy this short but sweet trail. 🚗 There are a few spots to park for free near the south end of the trail (next to Lovers’ Lane), but you have to get lucky! 📍 The Presidio of San Francisco #presidio #sanfrancisco 2025-08-25 20:58:55 The Presid.. 1,390 +5% 21 -60%
California has it all 🥹 As much as I love this list, there is so much more to explore in CA! What do you think is missing? And which ones have you done already? Happy Friday! 🎉🥳 #discovercalifornia #visitcalifornia 2025-08-22 20:58:03 California has i.. 5,098 +286% 212 +302%
Here’s how to spend a perfect day in the Bay Area’s most enchanting town, Los Gatos! 🥹 Start off by grabbing an amazing breakfast at breakingdawnbrunch in downtown. 🚂 Then catch a ride on the Historic Billy Jones Wildcat Railroad and W.E Bill Manson Carousel at Vasona Lake County Park. bjwrrc Go for a tasting at the gorgeous Regale Winery with panoramic hillside views. regalewinery 🥾 Take a stroll around the lake at Vasona County Park. Play a round of bocce ball with friends at Campo Di Bocce. campodiboccelg Enjoy cocktails at oakandrye followed by dinner at losgatosparkside. 🏨 Make it a getaway and stay overnight at the charming Toll House Hotel! tollhouselosgatos. Have you been to Los Gatos yet? What’s your favorite thing to do in town? My favorite is for sure the trains 🙃 This reel was made in collaboration with visitlosgatos #discovercalifornia #visitlosgatos #losgatos 2025-08-21 20:59:02 Here.. 1,440 +9% 54 +2%
After years of trying, I was finally able to explore Lassen National Park 😄 And even though I saw many of the highlights, there are still so many more amazing places to see! But here’s what we got to do during our two-day trip. 1️⃣ Bumpass Hell Bumpass Hell is easily one of the closest places to visit in the park. You’ll see boiling mud pots, steam vents, and hot springs oozing from the earth. 10/10, you have to see this! 2️⃣ Kings Creek Falls Hike past a beautiful meadow down to Kings Creek Falls. On the way back up, you’ll pass stunning cascades while ascending a steep stone-step path. 3️⃣ Summit Lake A small lake that you can hike around or stop for a nice lunch break. It’s short and sweet, but worth a stop! 4️⃣ Devil’s Kitchen Devil’s Kitchen is far away from all the attractions on this list. It’ll take at least half a day to a full day to be able to do this hike. It’s out of the way, but very worth it!!! 5️⃣ Sulphur Works Stopping at Sulphur Works is a no-brainer. You’ll drive past it on your way into the park, and it’s an excellent introduction to what you can expect as you head toward Bumpass Hell. Have you explored Lassen yet? How did you like it, and what places did you go? 🤔 Note: The park doesn’t technically “close,” but after the first major snowfall, the vast majority of the park is essentially inaccessible until late spring/summer when the snow melts. Winter does offer limited snow activities such as snowshoeing. #discovercalifornia #lassen #upstateca #visitcalifornia 2025-08-19 20:59:03 .. 251 -81% 15 -72%
Am I right though? 🤷🏽‍♂️ 📍The First two shots are along Highway 108 heading towards Sonora Pass. The last shot is driving past El Capitan in Yosemite. #discovercalifornia #visitcalifornia 2025-08-16 21:04:44 Am I right.. 960 -27% 24 -55%
You’ll find one of the most beautiful hikes in California in Point Lobos State Preserve! 😊 🌲 You’ll hike through beautiful forests. 🏖️ Find beautiful beaches. 🦦 And spot amazing wildlife! 🥾 Hike details: Cypress Grove Trail - Distance: 1.7 miles - Time: About 40 minutes - Elevation: 125 feet - Type: Loop Whether it’s sunny or gloomy, you’ll have a great time. In fact, a foggy day can make the experience so much more intense and moody. In a good way! Layer up though! It can get cold! Especially when blanketed in fog. Have you hiked at Point Lobos yet? Do you prefer it on a sunny or gloomy day? 🤔 🚗 Parking is $10 per vehicle, and can fill up fast! There is free street parking outside the reserve. 🐶🚫 Sorry! No dogs allowed! 2025-08-15 20:58:16 .. 6,995 +429% 86 +63%
Did you know Jurassic Park was filmed here? ☺️ Not the whole thing. But several scenes of the Lost World were! Yup, Fern Canyon in Redwoods National Park is so ancient and untouched, it looks pre-historic! And you can hike right through this stunning 325 million year old canyon! 🥾 Hike Details - Length: 1.1 miles - Elevation: 127ft - Difficulty: Easy - Type: Loop 🚗 Parking Fees - $12 day use 🐶🚫 Pets? Pets are not allowed in Fern Canyon. 🎟️ You also need to get a free permit online to access Fern Canyon from May 15th to September 15th. This can be done online at: https://redwoodparksconservancy.org/fern-canyon/ Have you been to Fern Canyon yet? What do you think? 📍 Fern Canyon, Redwoods National Park. 2025-08-13 21:00:11 D.. 836 -37% 30 -43%
A beach, redwood trees, and a hidden waterfall? Russian Gulch has all this and more, which makes this incredibly diverse park well worth a visit! 😊 You can start the day on the beach exploring tide pools with starfish and abalones (Note you are not allowed to take the abalone) 🌿 Then hike into the dense redwood forest along a fern-lined canyon until you reach a beautiful waterfall. Here are the two hikes I recommend doing. 🥾 Hike 1 Details - Name: Russian Gulch Fern Canyon and Waterfall Loop - Length: 6.2 miles - Type: Loop - Elevation: 544 feet - Time: 2 hours and 20 minutes - Difficulty: Moderate 🥾 Hike 2 Details - Name: Headland Trail (Devil’s Punch Bowl) - Length: 0.4 miles - Type: Loop - Elevation: 12 feet - Time: 10 minutes - Difficulty: Easy 🚗 Driving times - San Francisco: 3.5 hours - Sacramento: 3 hours 50 minutes - Oakland: 3.5 hours - San Jose: 4 hours - Los Angeles: 9 hours Have you been to Russian Gulch yet? How’d you like it? 🤔 2025-08-11 20:45:33 A b.. 1,500 +13% 42 -20%
‼️ Here are 12 things you have to do in Joshua Tree to get the full desert experience! 1️⃣2️⃣ Explore the narrow slot canyons around Skull Rock. 1️⃣1️⃣ Hike the Arch Rock Trail. 1️⃣0️⃣ Question the shape of this rock 😅 9️⃣ Go stargazing next to the Joshua Trees. 8️⃣ Explore the Hall of Horrors. 7️⃣ Visit the Hall of Horrors again — seriously, don’t miss it! 6️⃣ Soak in the views from the Keys View Trail. 5️⃣ Find the Wall Street Mill. 4️⃣ Discover the petroglyphs along the Barker Dam Trail. 3️⃣ Take in panoramic views from the Barker Dam Trail. 2️⃣ See the actual Barker Dam! 1️⃣ Hike the gorgeous Black Rock Canyon. How many have you done already? 😁 2025-08-08 20:58:43 .. 552 -58% 16 -70%
It’s CRAZY how different the same exact thing can look depending on the time of year. - Burney falls summer vs rainy season. - Yosemite winter vs summer. - Hedge Creek Falls rainy season vs summer. The time of year can make a HUGE difference in what you see. So plan accordingly 😊 Which one has the biggest difference in your opinion? 2025-08-08 03:25:36 It’s CRAZY how diffe.. 1,583 +20% 79 +50%
We collaborated with mazdausa for an incredible road trip through Lassen Volcanic National Park 😍 Here’s everything we got to do! 1️⃣ Our first stop was Sulphur Works, one of the first hydrothermal features you’ll encounter when driving into the park from the south. It’s a short walk from the parking lot, and you’ll see boiling mudpots. Warning, they smell like Sulphur 🥲 2️⃣ Our second stop was the incredible Bumpass Hell! We’ve been trying to go there for years, but it was always closed due to snow. Getting to the iconic hydrothermal area is a bit of a hike, 3 miles with 439 ft elevation to be exact! But it’s so worth it! 3️⃣ Our third stop was Kings Creek Falls. A wildfire several years ago burned much of this area. So many of the trees are burnt out. But the forest is starting to regrow itself! The falls are beautiful, and the one-way trail back up after leaving the viewing area is stunning! 2.8 miles out and back with about 500 ft elevation gain 💪🏽 4️⃣ Stop 4! Summit Lake is a short drive from Kings Creek Falls and a great place to sit and have lunch. We opened the trunk of our fancy Mazda CX - 50 and threw down some sandwiches! 5️⃣ On our second day, we hiked to the Devil’s Kitchen! I recommend you dedicate a whole day, or at least half a day, to this hike. It’s about 1.5 hours away from all the other stops. But it’s so worth it! This 4.6-mile, 528-foot elevation gain out-and-back hike will take you to one of the park’s best but least visited hydrothermal areas. You’ll feel like a true explorer out here! 😊 Another huge thank you to mazdausa for collaborating with us on this road trip 🙏🏽 The car was super spacious and comfortable, and we’d happily take another road trip with them! 2025-08-07 21:00:21 .. 414 -69% 30 -43%
The Devil’s Kitchen. With a name like that, this spot has a lot of hype to live up to! So does it? Yes, yes it does! Not only is The Devil’s Kitchen incredible, but the hike to it is just as mesmerizing 🥹 You’ll start off hiking through a forest, crisscrossing a river, over boardwalks, and then through a breathtaking meadow. When the steam vents of the Devil’s Kitchen finally come into view, it’s impossible not to feel a sense of awe set in! 🥾 Here’s all the details you need to know! - Name: Devil’s Kitchen Trail. - Length: 4.6 miles. - Time: About 2 hours. - Elevation: 528 (mostly gradual!) - Difficulty: Moderate. - Rating: 4.7 stars. - Type: Out & back. 🅿️ $30 fee to enter Lassen National Park. The pass is good for 30 days. You’ll have to buy your pass online before arriving at the trail. 🗓️ Best Time to Visit July – September. The roads to Lassen typically close after the first big snowfall and don’t reopen until late spring or summer. 🐶🚫 Sorry, no dogs allowed. ⚠️ There are a few muddy spots you’ll have to cross. Be prepared with waterproof/sturdy shoes. 🚻 There are bathrooms and tables at the trailhead. 🚗 For navigation, put “Pacific Crest Trail - Warner Valley Trailhead” into your GPS. I’m incredibly grateful to have gotten to hike here while collaborating with chooseredding and shastacascade 🙏🏽 I’ve never met anyone who’s hiked this trail yet. Where are my hardcore hikers who’ve already done this? How’d you like it? 😁 2025-08-06 21:01:22 .. 409 -69% 25 -53%
Bumpass Hell – Yes, that’s really what this spot is called! And with good reason 😅 The earth here bubbles and boils with a vengeance. You’ll see boiling mud pots, springs, and steam vents. This is one of those spots in California that will literally drop your jaw to the ground when you first see it! 🥾 Here are the hike details - Name: Bumpass Hell Trail - Time: 1.5 hours - Length: 3 miles - Elevation: 439 ft - Type: Out & back - Rating: 4.8 stars Oh, the reason I have “volcano” in air quotes is because the exact spot I’m in is technically a “volcanic basin” or “hydrothermal area.” The official active volcano, Lassen Peak, is behind me! However, Lassen is one of the few places you can see all 4 types of volcanoes in such close proximity to each other. 🗓️ Best Time to Visit July – September. The main road through the park completely closes after the first big snowfall and doesn’t reopen until late spring or summer. 💰 There is a $30 entrance fee to enter Lassen National Park, and the fee gets you in for 7 days. We got to explore Lassen while collaborating with chooseredding and shastacascade Such an activity may not be on your radar, but exploring this area could be a great field trip idea (school is almost back in session!) or a group work retreat 😁 📍 Lassen National Park #discovercalifornia 2025-08-05 20:56:45 .. 601 -55% 40 -24%
3 Bucket List Horseback Rides to Do in California. Think redwood forests. Wild beaches, and rolling vineyards. These unforgettable rides are some of the most magical ways to experience California, and they’re 100% bucket list worthy! 1️⃣ Central Coast Trailrides — Paso Robles Ride through oak-draped hills and sun-soaked vineyards, with the option to add wine and charcuterie. Feels like a luxury picnic… on horseback. 🚗 ~3.5 hours from SF 💰 Starts at $130 per person ⁣ 2️⃣ Yosemite Trails Horseback Adventures — Fish Camp Winding forest trails, mountain streams, and alpine views. This is Yosemite from a totally different perspective—and yes, it includes cowboy guides and Quarter Horses. 🚗 ~3.5 hours from SF 💰 Starts at $80 per person (1-hour ride) ⁣ 3️⃣ Crescent Trail Rides — Crescent City Ride under towering redwoods or along a wide-open beach with nothing but ocean and sky ahead of you. It’s one of the wildest—and most peaceful—rides in the state. 🚗 ~6 hours from SF 💰 Starts at $110 per person (1.5-hour beach ride) Save this post for the next time you’re craving a different kind of adventure 😁 2025-08-04 20:57:55 .. 520 -61% 12 -77%
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The Grove of Titans might just be the most jaw-dropping redwood hike in all of California 🌲 Tucked deep inside Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, this sublime trail leads you to some of the largest and oldest coast redwoods on Earth. Some of them are between 1,500 - 2,500 years old. The new(ish) built elevated boardwalk keeps the forest floor protected and makes the whole trail feel like a sacred passage through time 🥹 If you’re quiet enough, you’ll hear the forest breathe. 🥾 Hike Details 📍Trail length: 1.5 miles round-trip. 🚶‍♀️Difficulty: Easy. 🐶 Dogs not allowed. 💵 Entry: There is a paid day use area for $8. But there is free parking at many trailheads throughout the park. 🚗 Driving times to the Grove of Titans: - San Francisco: ~6.5 hrs - Sacramento: ~7 hrs - San Jose: ~7 hrs - Oakland: ~6.5 hrs - Los Angeles: ~11 hrs - Eureka: ~2 hrs Save this for your next NorCal road trip! 😊 ⚠️ PLEASE remember to treat this beautiful natural area with respect. Stay on trails and leave NO TRACE!!! 2025-08-01 20:56:48 .. 719 -46% 27 -49%
These 4 dreamy hikes in California will make you feel like you’re in a world of Pure Imagination 🥹 Think ancient redwoods, ocean cliffs, and hidden aqueducts. 4️⃣ Tall Trees Grove – Humboldt Redwoods State Park. A forest so deep and quiet, it feels like you’ve stepped into another reality. 🥾 Hike details - 3.6 miles round-trip. - Moderate. - 6 hours from SF You need a free permit to access the trailhead, which you can get online. 3️⃣ Grove of Titans – Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park Massive, ancient redwoods that “magical” doesn’t even begin to describe. 🥾 Hike details - 1.7 miles round-trip (on an elevated boardwalk!). - Easy. - 7 hrs from SF. 2️⃣ Mendocino Headlands Trail – Mendocino Wind-swept coastal bluffs, crashing waves, and seasonal wildflowers as far as the eye can see. 🥾 Hike details - 5 mile loop. - Easy. - 3.5 hrs from SF. 1️⃣ Tuolumne Ditch Trail – Sonora I guarantee you’ve never hiked on something like this! Start at the “Lyons Reservoir Day Use Area” parking lot. Then hike out and back down the ditch trail for as long as you want. 🥾 Hike details - 12 miles out and back (Do as much as you want) - Moderate. - 2.5 hrs from SF. Save this list for your next hiking adventure! Which one are you doing first? 😊 2025-07-30 22:05:10 .. 842 -36% 30 -43%
Dreaming of walking amongst the Redwoods? 🌲 The Redwood Skywalk at Sequoia Park Zoo is an incredible way to get up close and personal with these awe-inspiring giants. You can walk from tree to tree across multiple bridges. Feeling brave? The adventure bridges shake, wobble, and sway as you walk over them. Which is sure to make you feel like Indiana Jones! 🎟️ Tickets - General (ages 13-59) - $24.95 - Seniors (60+) - $22.95 - Military: $22.95 - Kids 1-3: $12.95 - EBT, BIC & WIC: $4 - Children under 2: Free - Zoo members: Free 🚗 Driving Times - L.A - 10 hours - San Francisco - 5 hours - San Diego - 12.5 hours - Sacramento - 5 hours Have you been on the Redwood Skywalk yet? Let me know what you think of it! . . . . . . . . . . . . #discovercalifornia #redwoodtrees #redwoodtreescalifornia #redwoods #redwoodsnationalpark #redwoodnationalforest #redwoodnationalpark #redwoodsstatepark 2025-07-30 01:09:33 Dreaming of wa.. 679 -49% 30 -43%
This stunning redwood grove is just 1.5 hours from San Francisco 😍⁠ ⁠ And yes, it can hold its own against Muir Woods! ⁠ The 1,400-year-old Colonel Armstrong Tree stands 308 feet tall and will make you feel small in the best way. It’s quiet, peaceful, and way less crowded than Muir Woods.⁠ Does “way less crowded” qualify as “secret” in my opinion? To an extent, yes! 😁 ⁠ 🥾 Hike Info: Armstrong Redwoods Grove Loop - Length: 1.2 miles. - Elevation: 52 ft gain. - Time: About 30 minutes. - Trail Type: Loop⁠. It’s an easy trail that gives you a full redwood experience, towering trees, soft forest floor, and that earthy smell that instantly calms you down. ⁠ ⚠️ A few must-sees while you’re there: - The Colonel Armstrong Tree (1,400 years old!) - The Icicle Tree, with super unique bark formations. - The Parson Jones Tree, the tallest in the grove at 310 feet⁠. 📝 Pro Tips: - Visit early or on a weekday for that dreamy morning light and fewer crowds. - Always bring a layers, even in summer it can get chilly under the canopy. - Guerneville is just down the road if you’re looking for coffee, food, or a cute place to stay⁠. 🚗 Parking fee: $10 per vehicle. 🐶 Dogs allowed? YES, with restrictions. They must be leased at all times, and are only allowed on the main paved road. Have you been to Armstrong Redwoods yet? It’s such a gem 🌲☺️⁠ ⁠ #ArmstrongRedwoods #DiscoverCalifornia #RedwoodGroves #SonomaCounty #HiddenGemsCalifornia #CaliforniaHikes 2025-07-29 21:35:06 .. 328 -75% 19 -64%
Here are 7 legendary hikes within 30(ish) minutes of San Francisco. A few are over 30 minutes, but they’re worth it! 😅 1️⃣ Muir Woods – Walk through ancient redwoods just 27 minutes from SF. A must see at least once, even if it’s a bit cliche. 2️⃣ Battery Spencer – That iconic Golden Gate shot? This is where you get it, and it’s about 20 minutes from SF! 3️⃣ Dipsea Trail – A legendary route through Muir Woods to the sea. It’s 45 minutes out, but it’s one of the best hikes in the Bay. 4️⃣ Point Bonita Lighthouse – Coastal views + a secret tunnel? Yes! It’s only 20 minutes from the city. 5️⃣ Hawk Hill – Sweeping Bay views just 16 minutes away. It’s one of my favorite views in the Bay Area! 6️⃣ Alamere Falls – One of only a few rare waterfalls known as “tide falls” that drop right into the ocean. Technically an hour from SF, but it deserves a spot on any “legendary” list. 7️⃣ Mt. Tam East Peak – A classic. 360° views of the Bay and beyond. About 45 minutes away. Which one are you doing first? ☺️ #discovercalifornia 2025-07-28 21:03:28 .. 817 -38% 39 -26%

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