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I'd add the Monterey Bay Aquarium to the list if you're going up the coast. We really liked Point Reyes north of SF and there's really good cheese in that area. -
Giradelli's. Winchester house. Carmel by the Sea (especially the Boardwalk). If Leguna Seca is doing anything - that's a fun run too. If you're into wine, Napa Valley.
On the other side of the state, there's a bunch as well - such as Yosemite, Tahoe, Death Valley, countless popular and hidden ghost towns.
Where you going and where you going back?
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You going to get the audio tour? Its been a LONG time since I have been there (it was a common activity when we had visitors) but they had a ticket where you got a walkman and headphones and could do your own pace tourLeave a comment:
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It's been several years now. The Japanese tourist industry found it and created an avalanche of visitors. Hopefully that was a temporary condition. I've been to the island 3 or 4 times over the past 20 years, but always find something I missed. Hope you get there.Leave a comment:
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You scared me to death on the 3 month waiting list on Alcatraz. Doesn't appear that's the case now. How long ago was that ?Leave a comment:
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I hope you have reservations for Alcatraz. the last time I was there the list was almost 3 months long.
Be sure to go to In-N'-Out. The double-double animal style will fit your bill nicely for a modest $7 or so.Leave a comment:
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California trip
Landing in L.A. in 4 hrs .....Planned things are the Peterson Museum, Le Brea tar pit , Frank Lloyd Wright buildings , the house the was used for the outside shots of the Brady Bunch as well as the Beverly Hillbillies and the old movies star Barbara Stanwyck's mansion and trip across Mullholand Boulevard . Any body have anything else for ideas before hitting the Pacific Coast Highway and hitting Hearst
Castle and Carmel by the sea and maybe Clint Eastwood's restaurant there and then on up to San Francisco for Alcatraz and the Golden Gate bridge.
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