2026 Calif. Outdoors Hall of Fame Nominations Close Dec. 15
Nominations for the 2026 Class of the California Outdoors Hall of Fame close on Dec. 15, 2025.
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TRAVEL CALIFORNIA – GIANT MARVELS OF CALAVERAS BIG TREES STATE PARK
Walking among giants! From the Discovery Tree stump (once home to a bowling alley!) to The Twins, the rugged Old Bachelor, and the legendary Father of the Forest — Calaveras Big Trees State Park is a living cathedral of Giant Sequoias worth every step of a visit.
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First San Joaquin County Record of a Broad-billed Hummingbird
Rare bird sightings are always exciting and especially when it’s in your own native garden.
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CaliforniaFallColor.com Gets A Fresh Look; Keeps Same Great Content
The original UGC site is still your best source for tracking fall color in the Golden State
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Wildlife and conservation highlight 2024 outdoor news
Three cheers for wolves, sea otters, beavers and the Klamath River. Wildlife comebacks and conservation successes highlighted California’s outdoor news in 2024.
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Wildflowers adorn California landscapes
Thanks to abundant rain and snow, there are carpets of wildflowers throughout California.
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With the Sea Beside Me
One of our California Wildlife Stories. Enjoy the adventures and explorations of a kayaking king.
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Cycling California’s Royal Road – Part II
Cycling California’s Royal Road (the El Camino Real) is an 800-mile (1,287 km) epic adventure not considered lightly. The missions are from 16 to 60 miles apart (26 to 97 km), distances that test the limits of the endurance and ability of most cyclists or walkers.
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Cycling California’s Royal Road – Part I
Cycling California’s El Camino Real is an 800-mile (1,287 km) epic adventure. The appeal of visiting picturesque missions established by Spanish friars between 1769 and 1823 is enhanced by traveling a route that still looks much like it did 200 years ago. Part I – Santa Cruz to Soledad.
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We Tell Fish Stories Here
The end of the road for the California Department of Fish & Wildlife’s printed Outdoor California magazine. Looking back with Editor Troy Swauger.
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