Palm Springs Indian Canyons

Palm Springs’ Indian Canyons: Supernatural Beauty

by Christine Salins

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A few minutes’ drive from downtown Palm Springs, the Indian Canyons are breathtaking, rich in history and spiritual significance, and a reminder of the force of nature.
Picture or Creamy Espresso Martini and local IPA beer on the bar, with wine and liquor bottles in the background on the backbar

Drinking in Palm Springs: From Underground to 8,500 feet Above

by Beth-Ellen Clausen

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Here are three unusual spots to get great drinks in Palm Springs, from an underground wine cellar to a bar at the top of a mountain.

Fattoria e Mare on California’s Half Moon Bay: Local Delicacies Made with Love

by Julie Suman

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Fattoria e Mare, in California's Half Moon Bay, is a labor of love for chef Pablo Estrada. At this sunny market street, he's found the freedom and space to turn his culinary artistry into delectable dining experiences.
Rows of Pumpkins with the Tipi in the background.

Fall Fun at Farmer John’s Pumpkin Farm

by Robin O'Neal Smith

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Nestled in the rolling hills of the San Francisco Peninsula lies a gem for pumpkin lovers - Farmer John's Pumpkin Farm. This family-owned farm has grown and sold pumpkins for over 50 years.
Forever Marilyn Statue Palm Springs California USA. Photo © Edward Quan

Forever Marilyn

by Edward Quan

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Forever Marilyn adds a touch of glamour and nostalgia to Palm Springs, reminding visitors of the golden age of Hollywood and Monroe's status as a beloved pin-up and blonde bombshell.
San Francisco Peninsula Featured Image collage

A Coastal Tour of the San Francisco Peninsula

by Debbra Dunning Brouillette

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The San Francisco Peninsula offers one of the most scenic drives in the U.S. We explored Pacifica and Half Moon Bay, where there's great food, top surfing, and a really cool Taco Bell.
Pool at The Velvet Rope offers mountain views.

The Velvet Rope: A New Palm Springs Hotel Spins Old Hollywood Glamour

by Barbara Redding

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In this new boutique hotel, nine deliciously themed suites and a speakeasy-style bar transport guests back in time to experience the mid-20th century glamour -- and the big personalities -- that made Palm Springs a favored getaway.
Gordon Ramsay's Hell's Kitchen

At Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen, Dining in Gustatory Purgatory

by Craig Stoltz

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The reality TV star's flagship restaurant is part Gordon theme park, part serious dining room. My conclusion: I never need to go to Hell again.
Casper, Wyoming

Explore the Crossroads of History in Casper, Wyoming

by Nancy Mueller

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A visit to Casper tells the region's many stories, including those of the indigenous populations, riders on wagon trains, seekers of religious freedom, soldiers who fought the battles -- and some really big dinosaurs.
Carlsbad sunset at beach

Carlsbad: A Quintessential California Vibe

by FWT Magazine

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When you’re in Carlsbad, simply put, it’s all good. You'll experience a vibe that is quintessentially California and unlike anywhere else. (Sponsored content)
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