Sacramento, California, features numerous trees, parks and natural attractions that make it ideal for outdoor enthusiasts. The Sacramento River Delta boasts more than 1,000 miles of navigable water for boaters, jet skiers and water skiers,… read more
By day Sacramento bustles with activity, radiating outward from the State Capitol located in the heart of downtown. At night the town reverts to its agrarian roots, quiet and a little sleepy. It's a city of trees, resting at the confluence… read more
The Sacramento area, especially the Sacramento foothills, offers extensive hiking trails, mountain biking trails, whitewater paddling and canoeing, as well as fishing. After an exhausting day on the trail or river, good vegetarian food migh… read more
The City of Sacramento in California is famous for it's many sushi restaurants and bars. Many spots feature traditional Japanese sushi, while others also incorporate other Asian and Japanese delicacies. No matter where you go to eat sushi i… read more
Old Sacramento sprawls along the banks of the Sacramento River, a 28-acre National Landmark District and State Historic Park. You may come to enjoy the boating and fishing, but when darkness falls, you will find dining options that throw in… read more
Sacramento is the capital of California, nestled in the heart of the northern part of the state. It offers easy access to Lake Tahoe, the gold country of the Sierra Nevada foothills, the Napa Valley, and both the Sacramento and American Riv… read more
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