National & State Parks California
March is whale-watching month along California's northern Mendocino Coast, and this year promises lots of fun for visitors who want to combine watching with a lot of celebrating.
Saying it's both a matter of public safety and ensuring a positive experience, the National Park Service will set limits for how many Yosemite National Park visitors can use the popular steel cables to hike to the top of Half Dome.
It's the newest park in the National Park System, but you'll have a tough time visiting it if you want to stand where the greatest home front disaster of World War II actually took place.
The California Coastal National Monument turns 10 years old in January, 2010 and the community of Point Arena is joining the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) to celebrate with an all-day, community-wide birthday party on Jan. 10.
Each winter a very special ritual occurs on a small section of California's rugged, lonely northern coastline, roughly 55 miles south of San Francisco: the migration of the largest mainland breeding colony in the world of northern elephant seals, who...
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