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Are you looking for California travel deals or best Pacific Coast
travel sites? We've chosen from the many available travel sites to
bring you the ones we feel provide the best and most complete
information.
The content of these sites covers travel arrangements, what to see,
where to go, accomodations, background, and culture on the various
places covered.
Be sure to browse through them and enjoy the best in California travel
deals and Pacific Coast travel sites.
When evaluating sites that would provide solid travel
information for our viewers (you) about this area, we used one or more
popular questions, for example:
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What are the major tourist attractions?
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How to find local, state, and national parks?
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Where is the best camping?
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What are the best beaches, lakes, or mountains to visit?
- Is it easy to navigate and find lodging including hotels
and B&Bs?
Unfortunately, the one good site we really liked is no longer
functioning.
What are the major attractions in Northern California?
For a site to do well, it will make it easy for you to find these
attractions
and also lots of information about each.
A good travel site lists these attractions by county and/or
area, so it's pretty easy for you to zone in on the specific area of
Northern Cal that you're interested in.

As an example of the
variety of attractions that should be covered, here are a few of the
content pages:
San Francisco Attractions,
Big Sur Attractions, Marin County Attractions, Trinity County
Attractions, and Trinity County Attractions.
Under each of these pages you'll find that specific attractions will
have there own page with interesting info.
Looking at San Francisco Attractions, a separate page on the
Golden Gate bridge would be interesting.
For example, the fact that you can shop right on the bridge (we've been
over it
numerous times but never on foot) - and some entertaining facts about
the bridge.
Like the 19 men who fell off during the construction but were
saved by nets strung below the bridge; they formed a club called the
Halfway to Hell Club. :)
Since I
(David) graduated high school and lived a number of years in
N. Cal, I wouldn't exactly say I'm a tourist. But, hey, there's so much
to learn about N. Cal that even a local can be a tourist.
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