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Weekend Getaways
5 spots for finding film noir fun
Enter the world of tough talking, heavy-drinking detectives at these five California spots for the hardboiled at heart.
5 places for fans of horses
Are you a member of the horse-crazy gang? Here are five places where you can feed your equine addiction.
Winter wonders in Yosemite
Believe it or not, Yosemite often has weekend availability during the winter. So why wait to take in the whispy waterfalls, snowshoe through the meadows or skate on the outdoor rink?
Where Art Deco lives on
The clean, sinuous lines, swooping curves and strong colors of Art Deco are alive and well at these five West Coast destinations.
Top Destinations
16 winter wonderlands
Hop on a sleigh, lace up your skates, ski deep powder, or just cozy up next to the fire at these 16 winter getaways.
Five novel places
From Cannery Row to Angels Camp to John's Grill in San Francisco, discover the real-life places that have inspired great fiction.
Budget
The life nomadic
Forget costly airplane tickets and hotel rooms. If you own an RV, you just turn the key and away you go.
Outdoors
Stienstra's favorite snowshoe treks
Snowshoeing to an epic payoff view is cheap and exhilarating, as thrilling as sailing down a black diamond run.
Family
Golden afternoon at Columbia
Columbia State Historic Park offers Gold Rush-era history lessons that make for good, if touristy, family fun.
Food & Wine
5 places to enjoy honey
Follow your inner Winnie the Pooh to these five spots that celebrate nature's sweetest treat.
Romantic
5 places: It takes two to tango
No, the tango is not just for lovers: Anyone can visit these five spots and put a little passion in their step.
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SF Guide
SF gay history museum opens
Long recognized as "one of the great ground zeroes of queer liberation," the Castro is now home to the U.S.'s first LGBT history museum.
Seals, shopping on Pier 39
Aquarium of the Bay and the Marine Mammal Center offer places to better understand the fish and marine mammals of the S.F. Bay.
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