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w ith KIDS LITTLE CALIFORNIA BOOK C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M California trip with parents was probably the best memory from my childhood. Now we're all grown up and exploring California with our little one. We hope that you have a chance to enjoy Golden State as well. Composed here are the best places to check out in California with kids. Enjoy Little California Book! California Perspective ~ from Mom and Dad PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS MT. SHASTA C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☑ Note: (Bring a sled even during the summer the tops of the peaks are covered with snow at Mt Shasta & Lassen Peak) ☐ Bunny Flat Trailhead to Horse Camp (Hike) ☐ Lake Siskiyou (Boat/ Hike) - Epic Mt. Shasta Views ☐ Mt. Shasta Ski Park (Winter) ☐ Dogsled Express (Winter) ☐ The Sugar Pine Candy Company ☐ Hoo Hoo playground with a view ☐ McCloud upper falls ☐ McCloud lower falls ☐ McArthur-Burney Falls ☐ Subway Cave & Lava Tubes PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS REDDING & LASSEN N.P. C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Turtle Bay Exploration Park ☐ Sundial Bridge ☐ Oasis Fun Center ☐ Lake Shasta Caverns ☐ Rare Air Trampoline Park ☐ WaterWorks Park ☐ Heart Attack Racing ☐ Fantasy Fountain ☐ Shasta State Historic Park ☐ Rivercrest Park Bring a sled even during the summer the tops of the peaks are covered with snow ☐ Subway Cave Lava Tube - Must See ☐ Hiking Bumpass Hell (Summer Only) ☐ Lassen Peak Trailhead (Winter sledding) ☐ Sulphur Works (even little ones can enjoy) ☐ Loomis Museum (older kids) PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS MENDOCINO C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Fort Ross - Russian California ☐ Kayak Russian River at Jenner ☐ Liquid Fusion Kayaking at Noyo River ☐ Catch a Canoe at the Big River ☐ North Coast Surf School ☐ Ricochet Ridge Ranch - Horseback riding on the beach ☐ Giraffes at B. Bryan Preserve ☐ Frankie's Ice Cream & Pizza ☐ Point Arena Lighthouse ☐ Sea Ranch! - Lots of hiking trails, recreation centers pools + lodging ☐ Timber Cove Resort - food, game rooms & outdoor spaces ☐ Duncan's Landing Overlook ☐ Gualala Bluff Trail ☐ Glass Beach tide pools ☐ HWY 128 - wine country 4 parents PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS SACRAMENTO C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ California State Railroad Museum ☐ Old Town Sacramento ☐ Fairytale Town ☐ LaserTag of Carmichael (older kids) ☐ MojoDojo (older kids) ☐ Wacky Tacky (younger kdis) ☐ K1 Speed ☐ Aerospace Museum Of California ☐ Funderland Amusement Park ☐ Sacramento Children's Museum ☐ Scandia Family Fun Center ☐ Raging Waters Sacramento ☐ American River Bike Path ☐ California State Capitol (older kids) ☐ Crocker Art Museum ☐ California State Fair (Mid July) ☐ Folsom Pro Rodeo (Around 4th of July) ☐ Venture out to Lake Tahoe PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS S.F. NORTH BAY C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☑ Note: Inland North Bay is usually intensely hot; Bay / Ocean - intensely cold + windy ☐ Bay Area Discovery Museum (free day) ☐ PlayLand Sausalito ☐ Marin County Fair (around July 4th) ☐ Kirby cove swing (not easily accessible) ☐ Battery Spencer (View of Golden Gate) ☐ Muir Woods (very limited parking) ☐ Stinson Beach (rent a cabin) ☐ Cowgirl Creamery / food (point reyes) ☐ Cypress Tree Tunnel (Point Reyes) ☐ Hiking & lighthouse at Point Reyes ☐ Tomales bay oyster (Only 4 parents) ☐ Blue Waters Kayaking (older kids) ☑ Inland ☐ Playland Paintball, Petaluma ☐ Sonoma TrainTown Railroad ☐ Charles Schulz Museum - Meet Snoopy ☐ Jack London State Park, Glen Ellen PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS YOSEMITE C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☑ HWY 41 ☐ Sugar Pine Railroad ☐ Mariposa Grove ☐ Pioneer Yosemite History Center ☐ Sentinel Dome (closed 4 winter) ☐ Glacier Point (closed 4 winter) ☐ Yosemite, Tunnel View ☑ HWY 120 ☐ Merced & Tuolumne Groves ☑ Yosemite Valley (Bike or shuttle) ☐ Bridalveil Fall Viewing Point ☐ Vernal Falls & Nevada Falls ☐ Half Dome (Need Permit) ☐ Lower Yosemite Fall Vista Point ☐ The Loft at Degnan's (Food) ☐ Yosemite Valley Visitor Center ☐ Rafting on the Merced River PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS S.F. EAST BAY C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Iron Horse Trail ☐ Heather Farm Park ☐ Mt Diablo Observation lighthouse ☐ Pirate Fest Vallejo (Father's Day) ☐ Lindsay Wildlife Experience ☐ Larkey Park ☐ Pixieland Amusement Park ☐ My Gym (Infants) ☐ Sky High Sports Concord ☐ Castle Rock Recreation Area ☐ Lafayette Reservoir Recreation (Boats) ☐ Fruit Picking in Brentwood ☐ Renaissance Club Sport Walnut Creek ☐ Six Flags Discovery Kingdom ☐ Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Concord ☐ Alameda County Fair (*June 15-July 4th) PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS BERKELEY & OAKLAND C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Redwood Valley Railway, Tilden ☐ Tilden Little Farm ☐ Tilden Carousel ☐ Lawrence Hall of Science ☐ U of California Botanical Garden ☐ Kids Gym Berkeley ☐ Golden Gate Fields horse Track ☐ Berkeley Kite Festival (End of July) ☐ Oakland Zoo ☐ Lake Merritt & Children's Fairyland ☐ Oakland Museum of California ☐ Chabot Space & Science Center ☐ Redwood Regional Park ☐ Joaquin Miller Park ☐ Jack London Square (Kayak) ☐ USS Hornet Museum (flight simulator) PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS SAN FRANCISCO C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ San Francisco Zoo ☐ The Coop (little kids) ☐ Exploratorium (toddlers & up) ☐ Bay Area Discovery Museum ☐ Fleet week San Francisco (Early October) ☐ Golden Gate Bridge Welcome Center (Pics) ☐ Baker Beach (weather dependent) ☐ Lands End Lookout (weather dependent) ☐ Golden Gate Park ☐ Huntington Falls ☐ Japanese garden ☐ Pond - watch fauna ☐ California Academy of Science$ ☐ de Young Museum ☐ Spark Social SF - food & games 4 family ☐ Ride cable cars (weather dependent) ☐ House of Air ☐ Alcatraz (too cold / windy - avoid) ☐ Pier 39 (very crowded & dirty - avoid) ☐ Pacific Pier (crabbing season / fishing) PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS SEQUOIA & KINGS CANYON C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☑Saw-tooth Peak off of 198 / Mineral King Road ☑ HWY 198 from South ☐ Crystal Cave ☐ Moro Rock (The best viewing point) ☐ Sequoia National Park's Tunnel Log ☐ Crescent Meadow ☐ Beetle Rock trail ☐ General Sherman, Sequoia Tunnel ☐ The Congress Trail ☐ Tokopah Falls ☐ Little Baldy Dome Trail ☑ HWY 180 from West ☐ The Big Stump ☐ Grant Grove (Including General Grant) ☐ Kings Canyon Panoramic Point ☐ Hume Lake ☐ Grizzly Falls ☐ Cedar Grove Overlook (Amazing view) ☐ Zumwalt Meadows Trailhead ☐ Mist falls Trail (very picturesque views!) ☐ Roads End - Rock diving ☑ Note: Be on a look our for Rattle Snakes ! ☑ Note: We highly recommend this for older kids PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS SANTA CRUZ C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk (2 days) ☐ Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park ☐ Roaring Camp Train to Boardwalk ☐ Seymour Marine Discovery Center ☐ Santa Cruz Monarch Butterfly Grove ☐ Natural Bridges State Beach Tidepools ☐ Shark Fin Cove ☐ The Mystery Spot ☐ Santa Cruz Wharf (watch sea lions) ☐ Venture Quest Kayaking ☐ Cowell Beach surf lessons (older kids) ☐ Santa Cruz Surfing Museum + lighthouse ☐ Big Basin Redwoods State Park ☑ Note: While driving on HWY 1 - Pacific Coast Highway, be on the lookout for fresh fruit and vegetables stands PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS MONTEREY BAY C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Monterey Bay Aquarium ☐ Walk The Cannery Row ☐ Old Fisherman's Wharf (food) ☐ Whale watching excursion (wharf) ☐ Sea Lions at Coast Guard Pier ☐ Cycle with Adventures by the sea ☐ Kayak with Adventures by the sea ☐ Lover's point Park / Beach ☐ Rent E-mobile at Sea Car Tours ☐ Pedego E-Bikes for 17 Mile Drive ☐ Check out the tide pools ☐ Dennis the Menace Playground ☐ Pacific Grove Nat. History Museum ☐ Custom House Museum ☐ Point Pinos Lighthouse ☐ Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS BIG SUR & POINT LOBOS C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ Carmel-by-the-Sea (food & lodging) ☐ Carmel Beach & Carmel River State Beach ☐ Hike "scenic road" in Carmel by the Sea ☐ Hike Point Lobos (northern part 1 day) ☐ Hike Point Lobos (southern part 1 day) ☐ Point Lobos Tide Pools ☐ Calla Lily Valley Garrapata Beach ☐ Rocky Creek & Bixby bridge ☐ Point Sur Lighthouse (not 4 little kids) ☐ Pfeiffer Beach ☐ Nepenthe (food) ☐ Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park ☐ Mcway Falls ☐ Limekiln State Park, Redwoods & Beach PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS MALIBU C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E . C O M ☐ The Getty Villa ☐ Malibu Pier & Surfrider Beach ☐ Your Private Beach at Pirate Cove ☑ Family Beaches ☐ Topanga Beach ☐ Public Beach Access Point Hidden beaches on Malibu Road ☐ Corral Canyon Beach ☐ Paradise Cove Beach (Early access) ☐ Point Dume ☐ El Matador State Beach ☐ Point Mugu State Park ☐ Leo Carrillo Beach for Tide Pools ☑ Hiking ☐ Escondido Falls ☐ Solstice Canyon ☐ Pepperdine University Alumni Park ☐ Malibu Bluffs Park ☐ Channel island N.P. tours from Oxnard PRINT ITINERARY NOW w ith KIDS SANTA MONICA C A L I F O R N I A P E R S P E C T I V E .
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    National Park Service U.S. Department of the Interior Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Geologic Resources Inventory Report Natural Resource Report NPS/NRSS/GRD/NRR—2016/1297 ON THE COVER: Photograph of Boney Mountain (and the Milky Way). The Santa Monica Mountains are part of the Transverse Ranges. The backbone of the range skirts the northern edges of the Los Angeles Basin and Santa Monica Bay before descending into the Pacific Ocean at Point Mugu. The ridgeline of Boney Mountain is composed on Conejo Volcanics, which erupted as part of a shield volcano about 15 million years ago. National Park Service photograph available at http://www.nps.gov/samo/learn/photosmultimedia/index.htm. THIS PAGE: Photograph of Point Dume. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area comprises a vast and varied California landscape in and around the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area and includes 64 km (40 mi) of ocean shoreline. The mild climate allows visitors to enjoy the park’s scenic, natural, and cultural resources year-round. National Park Service photograph available at https://www.flickr.com/photos/ santamonicamtns/albums. Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area Geologic Resources Inventory Report Natural Resource Report NPS/NRSS/GRD/NRR—2016/1297 Katie KellerLynn Colorado State University Research Associate National Park Service Geologic Resources Division Geologic Resources Inventory PO Box 25287 Denver, CO 80225 September 2016 U.S. Department of the Interior National Park Service Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Fort Collins, Colorado The National Park Service, Natural Resource Stewardship and Science office in Fort Collins, Colorado, publishes a range of reports that address natural resource topics.
  • Families Can Unwind Together in Santa Cruz County, Familieswhere Kid-Friendly Beaches and Fun Attractions Can Make Today’S Vacation Tomorrow’S Precious Memory

    Families Can Unwind Together in Santa Cruz County, Familieswhere Kid-Friendly Beaches and Fun Attractions Can Make Today’S Vacation Tomorrow’S Precious Memory

    3-Day Itinerary for Families can unwind together in Santa Cruz County, Familieswhere kid-friendly beaches and fun attractions can make today’s vacation tomorrow’s precious memory. GETTING HERE: Arrive at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and drive approximately 70 miles/113 km south to Santa Cruz County (recommended: drive via Scenic Highway 1 – Pacific Coast Highway). Boardwalk was named “Best Seaside and a behind-the-scenes peek at the Amusement Park,” in the world by lab’s facilities and Younger Lagoon Spend the day at Roaring Camp Rail- amusement industry experts. Ride the Natural Reserve. Or check out the roadsDay in Felton One and take a nostalgic ride Giant Dipper, a vintage wooden roller admission-free Monterey Bay National through the redwood trees of the Santa coaster that has thrilled visitors for Marine Sanctuary Exploration Center. Cruz Mountains aboard a vintage steam over 90 years. And take a spin on one Nearby, Natural Bridges State Beach locomotive. Stroll along the “town” of seventy-three hand-carved horses is an ideal place for tidepool explora- with old west storefront facades. Enjoy on the famous Looff Carousel, built in tion. Bring your binoculars for seasonal dinner on the Santa Cruz Wharf at any 1911 as they prance proudly to the music visits to this picturesque spot, home of a number of family-friendly restau- from two beautiful antiques, the park’s to California’s only state park butterfly rants. At the end of the Santa Cruz original 342-pipe Ruth band organ and preserve. Each fall marks the return of Wharf, watch the lumbering sea lions a showy Wurlitzer 165 band organ.