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Dunes Beach

Located along California’s renowned Pacific Coast Highway, the views from Half Moon Bay are a sight to behold. Dunes Beach is one of the four beaches that makes up the Half Moon Bay State Beach. It's a favored spot throughout the seasons for sunbathing, fishing, surfing, picnics, and camping. The Half Moon Bay Coastal Trail runs through the beach and is a must for any hiking fan. It runs parallel to the Pacific coast and offers sweeping views of the water. Half Moon Bay is located just outside San Francisco city limits, not more than an hour away if you take the scenic route. Dunes Beach is located about midway in the Half Moon Bay stretch of beaches. Read More

Located at one of the most beautiful valleys in the world synonymous with wine culture - Napa Valley, Eagle Vines Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 72 golf course which is sure to keep heads turning with a 360-degree view of the southern end of the valley and the vineyards. Located at one of the most beautiful valleys in the world synonymous with wine culture - Napa Valley, Eagle Vines Golf Club is an 18 hole, par 72 golf course which is sure to keep heads turning with a 360-degree view of the southern end of the valley and the vineyards. The par-4, 14th hole, is bound to make anyone take a breather with the vineyards bordering both sides. Plenty of ponds, thick bushes & lined trees are dotted throughout the course, offering a good challenge. The clubhouse present offers a wide selection of locally produced wine collection and a fully stocked bar. Read More

The glacier lake is situated in El Dorado County, California. Famous for its crystal clear blue waters in summer, the lake has two branches- the Upper Lake and the Lower Lake. In 1968, the lake was used as a training facility for the Olympic summer games. Closer to Lake Tahoe Area, the lake doesn’t fail to impress with its recreational activities and facilities such as hiking trails, kayaking, fishing, and cross-country skiing. The Echo Lakes hike follows the Pacific Crest Trail along the lakes’ northern edge and hiking enthusiasts can hike deeper into Desolation Wilderness using the water-taxi option. The Echo Chalet is equipped with vault toilets and a store. Dogs on leashes are allowed on the trails. Read More

EcoCenter at Heron's Head Park

The EcoCenter at Heron’s Head Park is an institution established to educate people and maintain the environmental standards of our planet. It aims to sensitize the public on matters like green living, biodiversity, climate change and environmental sustainability by conducting classes, lectures and public programs. The beautiful building of the center is built with the notion of green architecture. The facility hosts regular performances, cleaning drives and tree planting events in the Bay Area to spread awareness and commit to their goal of sustainable development. They have a small model that explains how the tidal waves and wetlands aid to clear harmful toxins, sewage, etc. before it is discharged into the bay. Read More

San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park is home to a ton of lakes and reservoirs. One of the least known, though quiet, is Elk Glen Lake, which is located on the north side of Martin Luther King Drive, west of the intersection with 25th Avenue. The picturesque lake, covered with evergreen trees, eucalyptus, plum and cherry trees, invites recluses and hermits and gains accolades for its picnic area, which includes picnic tables and barbeque grills. The picnic area also welcomes picnickers with beer and wine and allows for lawn games. The tranquil and lush green environment around the lake provides bird-viewing as it is home to water-birds including Lincoln Sparrows, Ring-neck, Ruddies, American Wigeons, Mallards, Buffleheads, and Belted Kingfishers. Read More

A super friendly and eclectic church, the Episcopal Church of St. John the Evangelist welcomes all minorities. Although its origins date back to the 1850s, the original neo-Byzantine basilica was deconstructed during the San Francisco earthquake and fire of 1906 only to be replaced by the current Tudor-style building three years later. Located in the neighborhood of Castro, it has attracted a large LGBT membership and is now known for its advocacy. Its food pantry, known as Julian’s Pantry, opens its doors every Saturday. This church is a haven for all minorities and all people who have been discriminated against. Read More

Esplanade Beach, Pacifica

Esplanade Beach is one of the most dog-friendly beaches in Pacifica, the northern end is designated to be a leash-free area for dogs. Its rugged bluffs and soft sands are appealing to anyone. The beach might be beautiful but it's quite narrow and can be very dangerous during high tide. Visitors should check the tide tables in order to ensure their safety on the bridge. The beach is accessible through switchback trails and stairs, which are safest on the northern end. The beach is a delight for beach enthusiasts and dog lovers. Read More

The Exploratorium is an interactive and engaging science museum which offers you some of the most fun and unique experiences you will ever have! The museum is the perfect example of how to make science education fun. It has around 600 exhibits laid out throughout and a majority of these are participatory, making for a memorable experience. There are mainly 7 galleries, dealing with different kinds of exhibits and experiences. The first is the Osher West Gallery of Human Behaviour, where participants can engage in fun activities such as Poker face, the Trust Fountain - a two person drinking game based on the 'prisoner's dilemma' and the super fascinating Tactile Dome, where you have to navigate through a pitch black room based on touch. South Gallery for Tinkering is an interactive workshop, where visitors have hands-on activities such as making their own motion films. The Bechtel Central Gallery of Seeing and Listening make an interactive use of sounds and lights to invoke interesting learning experiences, such as listening through the jaw bones instead of the ear! East Gallery of Living Systems is dedicated to exhibits of life sciences. Among others, the most popular activity here is the dissection of a cow's eye, not for the faint hearted! The Fisher Bay Observatory Gallery is a technological and intriguing building, covered with glass on all 4 walls. It has fascinating exhibits such as a 3D data map of the Bay area, showing fog, cloud and water movements of the Bay area along with live stats and the Oculus, which used the gallery itself to track seasons, solstices and the sun's movement. The several sensors in and around the gallery allow you to see every little thing that is going on around in hard stats. The Outdoor Gallery that follows is another enticing experience. Focusing on the Bay environment, the gallery studies the different colours of the water of the bay and also the fog movements which are simulated by a fog bridge. The Remote Rains is a machine through which you can even recreate past rainstorms right down to the velocity and the intensity of the rain drops! Finally, the Public Space also has a few exhibits of interest such as the Bay Windows and the Aeolian Harp. So looking at that, you will understand when we say that the Exploratorium will be a major highlight of your trip! Read More

What started as preservatory practice during the catastrophic times of the World War in order to provide an outlet for the surplus and distressed crop has now transformed itself into a commercial venture and way of life in San Francisco- organic farmers markets with entertaining music and educational forums. Alemany Farmers’ Market of 100 Alemany Boulevard is credited as the oldest farmers’ market in California. Established in 1943, the market is commonly known as the “people’s market” and has played an instrumental role in popularizing the farmers’ market movement across California. Certified from the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA), the Alemany market is the only city-run farmers’ market which opens every Saturday of the year maintaining its products based on the climate-change crisis and surging health problems. The farmers’ markets of San Francisco are thriving and gaining renewed interest in the Green Economy for their remarkable service. Their diverse-needs serving organic products include artisanal farm products, vegetables and fruits, dairy products, herbs, nuts, eggs and honey. San Francisco is now home to other top-notch markets including Ferry Plaza Farmers’ Market, Heart of the City Farmers’ Market, Fort Mason Farmers’ Market, and Mission Bay Farmers’ Market. Read More

Fay Park is located in the heart of the very busy Golden gate city. The park includes a Victorian-era home that is over 120 years old. The garden designed by Thomas Church in 1957 is a timeless symbol of charm and tranquillity. Fay Park is located in the heart of the very busy Golden gate city. The park includes a Victorian-era home that is over 120 years old. The garden designed by Thomas Church in 1957 is a timeless symbol of charm and tranquillity. The house symbolizing the architecture and the history of the time is quite an attraction. The well-groomed park with its year-round bloom of roses is not just a popular location for weddings and photoshoots but as a charming spot to read books and spend time with family. A visit to this hidden gem while in San Francisco is a must. Read More