Hit the Road: ‘The best of the best’ along the Wine Road
The collection of restaurants, wineries and lodgings are set in and around the Alexander, Dry Creek and Russian River valleys.
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From shelters to snowboards: San Diego native’s life story told in upcoming film
ENCINITAS — Adversity, redemption, passion and support. These are the pillars that define San Diego native Ryan Hudson’s life. The professional snowboarder’s journey from homelessness
Hit the Road: On the Wine Road, outdoor tastings are ‘in’
During the pandemic, wineries have moved from serving its customers inside to outside, and here in Northern Sonoma, this is not a bad thing.
Hit the Road: Sonoma’s Wine Road offers intimate look at vineyards, winemakers
Yes, visiting Northern Sonoma’s Wine Road is all about sampling and buying wine, but it’s also is about the people who live and work in
Hit the Road: Cancer prompts author to chronicle travel adventures
The author, a Santa Barbara resident, says his book is “for anybody who loves travel and has a sense of humor.”
Hit the Road: More to ‘authentic’ San Pedro than the port
The San Pedro neighborhood sits on the edge of all this essential commerce, but there is lots more to explore.
Hit the Road: USS Iowa in San Pedro is still ‘part of the mission’
It’s difficult to grasp just how huge the historic battleship USS Iowa is until you’re standing next to it.
Hit the Road: ‘Made in California’ chronicles history of homegrown food chains
My husband and I make it a ritual, during our road trips to Arizona, to stop in Quartzsite on Interstate 10, about 10 minutes past
Hit the Road: Santee museum tells story of biblical creation
Exhibits here argue for a literal, six-day creation of the Earth, which believers maintain is only 6,000-10,000 years old.
Hit the Road: El Cajon gardens a good spot for education, inspiration
Less than an hour’s drive from North County, visitors can learn how to landscape artistically on a strict, water-saving diet.
