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There are many places in Southern California where you can take a walk on the wild side.
Beat the crowds by visiting these unexpected landmarks.
There are more than 700 miles of fault to explore.
For a little taste of paranormal activity, visit one of these historic L.A. landmarks and be reminded that you are not alone -- even when you're by yourself.
Cemeteries have found multitude ways to draw more visitors who do not grieve.
Hiking on the San Luis Obispo county's innumerable miles of trails takes in many of the Central Coast's subtle beauties, from mountaintops to remote beaches.
The open skies, the fog, the mountains, the wildlife -- everything seems bigger and more intense here, begging for exploration.
Though there are far too many excellent trails of this kind to mention, here are a handful well worth the time and effort.
Santa Barbara's stunning coast was made for recreation.
A nearly century-old ship and former entertainment center off the coast of Santa Cruz attracts marine animals and curious onlookers.
Of the $20 million allocated to California State Parks and Recreation, $7.6 million will restore park lands in Malibu.
With over one million visitors a year, the popular destination is getting too crowded for its own good.