March 17, 2016 by
Brandon Darnell
A new tour takes beer aficionados from Sacramento directly to
Northern California’s most recognizable brewery – Sierra Nevada
Brewing Company in Chico. Alopex Eco Adventures is a local tour
company that provides a personalized tour experience for small
groups, with frequent travels around the region to places such as
Yosemite...
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March 8, 2016 by
Matthew Guillory
For those of you who live throughout California and beyond,
Sacramento is the perfect weekend getaway. Our location makes us
easily accessible. Our top-notch hotels, attractions and dining
make us exciting. And our down-to-earth style makes us affordable.
And it could not be a better time to visit Sacramento. If you have
not...
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March 2, 2016 by
Matthew Guillory
The California State Capitol was completed in 1874, and since then,
it has been an enduring and must-see Sacramento attraction. It is a
living museum, dedicated to sharing California’s past and at the
same time working to build California’s future. When you visit
Sacramento, the Capitol should be on your list of attractions...
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September 8, 2015 by
Matthew Guillory
What if your trip to Sacramento was part of the fun? The
Capitol Corridor is an excellent and convenient way to travel to
Sacramento from the Bay Area and the Central Valley. Whether
you are planning a trip for a large group or a small family
gathering, there are several reasons you should consider using
Amtrak and the Capitol...
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August 5, 2014 by
Brandon Darnell
Sacramento and cycling are entwined. From professional bike races
like the Amgen Tour of California to the recreational riders and
commuters who pedal daily along the 32-mile American River Bike
Trail, the city and the sport help define the Sacramento community.
American River Bike Trail This paved pathway extends 32 miles...
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May 1, 2014 by
Dawn Brown
Sacramento is one of California’s most accessible major cities with
stress-free and convenient entrance points. Sacramento
International Airport (SMF), located just 15 minutes from downtown,
offers more than 130 non-stop flights per day and limitless
connection possibilities with 11 major airlines and regional
carriers. SMF is...
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April 25, 2014 by
Brandon Darnell
From now through June 25, 2014, Highway 50 around Sacramento will
be undergoing necessary repairs, resulting in traffic backups into
or out of the city on certain roads. The work is being done
in phases, so only one direction of travel will be affected at any
one time. While the work is ongoing, at least two or three...
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November 26, 2013 by
Alyssa Green
If you have kids, you are well aware of how stressful car travel
can be. Even if you are only driving a couple of hours away, you’ve
got to think about meals and snacks, bathroom breaks, and bringing
along fun things to keep the kids occupied. And heaven forbid you
get stuck in traffic, or have a flat tire. So many issues to...
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October 22, 2013 by
Alyssa Green
You've seen them around...you're on vacation, leisurely snapping
photos in places like Disneyland or the Grand Canyon, when all of a
sudden you are descended upon by a group of people ranging from
toddler age to senior citizens. You know who I'm talking about,
those families who travel in packs. With matching t-shirts. Maybe
you...
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The Do's and Donuts of Apple Hill By Cindy Gibbs Autumn is in the
air and it is Apple Hill time again. Orchards and shops in
the Apple Hill area are really open during most of the year in the
Gold Country. October, though, is the time of year the
majority of people seem to go. However, other “off peak”
times of the year offer...
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