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Explore our favorite weekend escapes in and around Southern California.

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Cracked eggs left on asphalt in Death Valley National Park. | Photo: Courtesy NPS
There's no harm in trying to fry an egg on the sidewalk, but it becomes a problem when visitors all but abandon their culinary curiosities for someone else to clean up.
A love letter to the San Francisco Bay area's fog.
The Ibex Dunes in Death Valley National Park. | Photo: Zach Behrens
One hundred years ago in Death Valley, the planet's hottest-ever temperature was recorded. With this heat wave, many were curious -- hoping, maybe -- if that record would be broken.
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Yes, you can go camping in the desert in the summer. No, you don't have to have a death wish to do so.
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The quintessential scent of summer is a good old-fashioned campfire.
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There's more to this 'hood than meets the eye.
The Hathaway Fire. | Photo: Courtesy U.S. Forest Service
A 2,850-acre fire in Riverside and San Bernardino counties is burning in a remote area.
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Saturday is National Get Outdoors Day and the U.S. Forest Service is waiving fees in Southern California.
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When presented with the opportunity to explore it without the distraction of baseball, I stepped up to the plate, as it were.
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The Baldwin Hills Stairs provide an epic opportunity to get outdoors and work up a sweat right in the middle of our metropolis.
A photo showing where the Powerhouse Fire burned within the reserve.
This may sound bad -- and it actually could be -- but there might be a positive outcome.
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An overnight stay at Terranea may cost over $300, but the resort's miles of oceanfront hiking trails, restaurants, and spa are all open to non-guests and totally worth the drive.
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