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Many people remember the first time they hugged a giant redwood, encountered a banana slug, or glimpsed the Pacific Ocean. For some, these are travel memories -- but for a lot of Californians, those first-time experiences happen through outdoor education.
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Our first Travel Tavern event was a big success! We'd like to thank the 150+ people who turned out, our co-presenters at Tripping and Meet, Plan, Go!, and especially our eight storytellers who awed and inspired the audience with their stories from the road.
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The California coast offers an alluring escape -- beautiful views, ocean breezes, fresh seafood, and adventurous water sports. And while braving a maverick wave on a surfboard isn't everyone's idea of fun, thanks to the revival of a much more relaxing Hawaiian pastime, now everyone can surf the sea.
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In May of 1937, San Francisco's most iconic landmark first opened to traffic. A physical gateway to Marin County and a hallmark of technology and ingenuity -- a legacy which remains in force throughout the Bay Area -- the Golden Gate Bridge represents many things to both locals and tourists.
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A national parkland and wildlife sanctuary, the Marin Headlands is home to a variety of important species, from the delicate Mission blue butterfly to the wily and adaptable coyote. Encountering these animals in their natural habitat is a highlight of any visit to the Headlands.
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Application Deadline: March 1, 2012
San Francisco City Center
San Francisco Downtown
San Francisco Fisherman's Wharf
Sacramento
Marin Headlands
Pigeon Point Lighthouse
Point Montara Lighthouse
Point Reyes
HI-USA Golden Gate Council's Urban Hike: The Ferry Building to AT&T; Park photoset
