Big Bear Wildflowers
Big Bear is home to more than 20 endemic wildflowers not seen anywhere else in the world.
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Best Time to Visit California
Choosing a best time to visit California is like picking a treat from your favorite box of chocolates—each season has its own charms and surprises.
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California’s Natural Resources
As the third-largest state in the U.S., California has a huge variety of natural features in its 150,000 square miles/389,000 square kilometers.
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California History
This is an educational slideshow about the history of the state of California by Janice Bezanson.
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California’s 12 Unique Tourism Regions
California has a dozen distinct regions, each with its own unique physical and cultural features.
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California Travel: Cheap, Cheerful Food Spots in L.A.
California Travel: cheap and cheerful food spots in Los Angeles
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California Bucket List
Take a look at our bucket list for California and see which additional places you would add to your list.
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California State Symbols Movie
This California State Symbols Movie was a fourth grade digital and media arts project.
Read MoreWorld War II in the Bay Area Travel Itinerary
Learn all about World War II as you explore these historic locations in northern California.
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Yosemite – Mariposa Spring Itinerary – California Colors
A three day itinerary to enjoy the colors of California throughout Mariposa County and Yosemite.
Read MoreTop Ten U.S. Attractions
Travel and Leisure Magazine recently compiled a list of the top attractions throughout the United States.
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Parducci Winery – 1st Carbon Neutral Winery in the US
The Parducci Winery, established in 1932, was the first winery in Mendocino County in California, but that’s not the only first this unusual winery has in its history; it is also the first carbon neutral winery in the U.S.
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Celebrate Cowboy Traditions in Big Bear, California
Big Bear Lake was once a prominent cattle range in the late 1800’s to the mid 1950’s. In the days of yore, wranglers and cowboys rode the alpine terrain to round up cattle during the daytime and gathered round the campfire at night to tell stories and sing songs. Today, the sagas of cowboy traditions live on at the Annual Cowboy Poetry & Music Gathering during the third week of August in Big Bear Lake.
Read MoreWhich State Spends the Most Online for Mother’s Day?
Find out which states spent the most and the least online for Mother’s Day.
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