Sweet Dreams Are Made of These

We’ve all heard it: Winter is coming! But it’s not here yet, so before summer’s out, plan your next getaway for an unforgettable stay! From a fire lookout in Sequoia National Forest to first-come, first-served camping in Yosemite, plus an all-season cabin resort near Tahoe, here are three amazing places to spend the night.

Week: 08.25.2016
Regions: Southern CA

Lookout There!

Overnight escape at Oak Flat fire lookout in Sequoia National Forest

Perched at 4,900 feet in the Greenhorn Mountains amid majestic oaks and huge, cleaved boulders, Oak Flat Lookout in Sequoia National Forest (named for the Giant Sequoia groves and namesake monument within its boundaries) is a point of geographic lucidity. You can see for miles in
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Great Big Sale

Adventure 16 End of Summer Sale 2016

Named one of the 25 Best Outdoor Stores in America, Southern California’s very own Adventure 16 is having a sale! It starts tomorrow (Friday, August 26) so mark your calendar and shop early for the best selection! Save up to 40% on mountains of high quality outdoor clothing and g
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High Sierra Sorensen's

Overnight Escape at Sorensen's Resort in Tahoe

At the eastern edge of Hope Valley, just 20 minutes south of Lake Tahoe, is what you would call an elegantly rustic respite suited to all seasons.  Situated in an alpine valley ringed by aspens and stunning peaks (aka, the), Sorensen’s Resort is the perfect pairing of mountain ad
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