The Ultimate And Definitive Bucket List For Everyone In Northern California
Let’s face it, Northern California is gorgeous. Sometimes there are so many options, however, that you can spend more time deciding where your next adventure will be rather than actually going for it and doing it.
Here’s a list of 10 things to do in Northern California that you just have to add to your bucket list.
This architectural marvel is a functioning sundial, but it's also a beautiful pedestrian bridge that complements the natural surroundings.
Why go all the way to Wyoming when we've got our very own Yellowstone here in Northern California?
This house is world famous and known as the Pink Lady. It has a very intriguing history. It was owned briefly by a pair of German sisters in the 1940s before being seized by the U.S. Government as Nazi property.
Lake Tahoe, pictured here, is the largest alpine lake in the world. It holds enough water to cover the entire state of California with 14 inches of water.
Many people retire to this area, and after one visit to these friendly, charming communities it will be easy for you to see why. This photo is of Downieville.
There's truly nothing like seeing waves of the Pacific crash against the cliffs with the ancient, giant redwoods standing above.
There's a lot of history in these rolling hills, located in Amador County. 49ers flocked here in the 1800s to strike it rich and it's important for any Northern Californian to known the history here.
This area is often foggy since it's so close to the ocean, but the extra moisture in the air ensures year-round beauty for all to enjoy.
This giant sentinel of a mountain seemingly rises out nothing. The surrounding areas are primarily flat farm land.
The steady current is a beautiful sound, and you'll feel at peace whether you choose to raft down its current or simply sit by the river and soak it in.
Can you really call yourself a Northern Californian if you haven’t had all of these experiences? We don’t think so. What else is on your NorCal bucket list? Let us know in the comments!
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