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Regions

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1. Shasta Cascade

This region, in California's north-east corner, is know for its mountains, forests, waterfalls, and amazing, safe-to-visit volcanoes. The region, a 3-hour drive north of Sacramento, gets its name from the rugged Cascade Mountains and their signature peak the 4,322-metre Mount Shasta—yes, a volcano.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Pacific Crest Trail
Spotlight: Lassen Volcanic National Park
California Welcome Centres in Shasta Cascade
2. North Coast

With crashing waves along the coast and soaring redwood trees blanketing kilometres of uncrowded parkland, this is one of California’s most spectacular regions. The largest city, Eureka, is roughly a 5-hour drive north of San Francisco—but what a drive!: see lush wine country, charming villages, spouting whales, and breathtaking sunsets.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Redwood National & State Parks
Spotlight: Mendocino
California Welcome Centres in the North Coast
3. Gold Country

The western foothills of the Sierra Nevada Range, defining California’s eastern border, are known as the Gold Country, named after the rich Mother Lode discovered here in the mid-1850s. While gold is still found in the region, new riches include top museums and art in Sacramento, the state capital, plus whitewater rafting, tucked-away towns, farm-fresh dining, and award-winning wines.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Sacramento
California Welcome Centres in the Gold Country
4. San Francisco Bay Area

On the western oceanfront of Northern California, at the state’s distinctive bend along the coast, lies this breathtaking region. It’s framed by an unforgettable gateway—the iconic Golden Gate Bridge—spanning the mouth of San Francisco Bay. Explore diverse cities, picturesque hamlets, family-friendly beaches, coastal parklands, and wine country, including Napa and Sonoma wine country, 1½ hours north of San Francisco.

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Highlights

Spotlight: San Francisco
Spotlight: Napa Valley
Spotlight: Sonoma County
Spotlight: Oakland
Spotlight: Santa Cruz
Spotlight: San Jose
Spotlight: Silicon Valley
California Welcome Centres in the San Francisco Bay Area
5. High Sierra

Nicknamed “California’s backbone,” this region of towering granite peaks defines much of the state’s eastern boundary. Visit Yosemite Valley, Lake Tahoe, Mammoth Lakes, and the giant trees of Sequoia/Kings Canyon National Parks—all within a day’s drive of either San Francisco or L.A. In winter, enjoy snow sports; in summer, go hiking, mountain biking, fishing, or boating.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Lake Tahoe
Spotlight: Yosemite National Park
Spotlight: Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
Spotlight: Mammoth Lakes
Spotlight: Pacific Crest Trail
California Welcome Centres in the High Sierra
6. Central Valley

Running right down the middle of California, this broad region contains some of most productive farmland in the world. Wine country around Lodi features big, bold reds. Further south, Fresno has a lively arts scene.

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Davis
Fresno
Lodi Wine Country
California Welcome Centres in the Central Valley
7. Central Coast

In this narrow strip of coastal hills and valleys, discover romantic towns, including Carmel by the Sea, historic Monterey, and elegant Santa Barbara, nicknamed 'the American Riviera.' The region’s classic drive along Highway One, linking San Francisco to Los Angeles, visits Big Sur, Hearst Castle, wine country, and kick back surf towns.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Monterey & Carmel
Spotlight: Big Sur
Spotlight: Hearst Castle
Spotlight: San Luis Obispo County
Spotlight: Pinnacles National Park
Spotlight: Santa Barbara
Spotlight: Channel Islands National Park
California Welcome Centres in the Central Coast
8. Deserts

This dramatic region takes up the southeastern half of the state. Remarkable desert parklands, including Death Valley, Joshua Tree, and Anza-Borrego, provide an extraordinary chance to explore, while the oasis-like allure of Palm Springs, 3 hours northeast of San Diego, offers sunny resort-style getaways, with golf, tennis, spas, and high-end shopping.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Greater Palm Springs
Spotlight: Death Valley National Park
Spotlight: Joshua Tree National Park
Spotlight: Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
California Welcome Centres in the Deserts
9. Inland Empire

This densely populated Southern California region has surprising alpine getaways, like Big Bear and Lake Arrowhead, in the impressive San Bernardino Range. On the region’s sunny east side, explore the inviting Temecula Valley wine region. The university town of Riverside is the region’s largest city. San Bernardino, the second largest city, has museums and impressive shopping, while Fontana has NASCAR racing.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Pacific Crest Trail
Lake Arrowhead
Big Bear Lake
Spotlight: Temecula Valley
Route 66
California Welcome Centres in the Inland Empire
10. Los Angeles County

This sunny region along the state’s southern coast is California’s most populated region, best known as the capital of the entertainment industry. Here, film stars really do work in Hollywood, play in the surf at Malibu, and shop in Beverly Hills. Looping motorways make the car king, but the region also has a surprisingly good network of buses and light rail, a hassle-free way to explore.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Los Angeles
Spotlight: Hollywood
Spotlight: Universal Studios Hollywood
Spotlight: Santa Monica
Spotlight: Santa Catalina Island
Spotlight: The Getty Center
Spotlight: Long Beach
11. Orange County

Tucked between San Diego and Los Angeles Counties, this region is known for flawless beaches and “the happiest place on earth,” Disneyland Resort. Anaheim, the theme park’s home, offers a surprisingly hip vibe in a refurbished downtown. Newport Beach has dazzling yachts, Huntington Beach has iconic surfing, and Costa Mesa beckons with top shopping.

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Highlights

Spotlight: Disneyland Resort
California Welcome Centres in Orange County
12. San Diego County

This sun-and-surf region is known for some of the best weather and warmest water in the state. San Diego, the state’s second largest city, is home to the San Diego Zoo in Balboa Park, one of the world’s great urban parks. For family fun, play at SeaWorld San Diego and Legoland California. Inland, discover surprising mountain towns like Julian, known for orchards and apple pie.

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Highlights

Spotlight: San Diego
Spotlight: San Diego Zoo
Spotlight: SeaWorld San Diego
Spotlight: Legoland California
California Welcome Centres in San Diego County