
The
California North Coast (Bay Area) Travel Guide is a resource for Bay Area visitors who wish to sample the beautiful California coastline without extensive driving. The North Coast features exciting scenic drives, great hiking, beautiful beaches, rugged cliffs overlooking the ocean, redwood forests, quaint towns, bed and breakfasts, mountains, and historic attractions - all within a two hour drive of San Francisco.

This past spring the
Wings of Freedom Tour flew into Arizona, and we caught up with it at the Scottsdale Airport. The popular tour features three of the most famous combat aircraft from World War II, all of them flyable. They include the two heavyweight workhorses of the strategic bombing campaign over Europe, the famed B-17 Flying Fortress, the B-24 Liberator (photo, left), and the P-51 Mustang, in a unique 2-seat configuration.
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Contributor, April Davila, has been touring northern California for a travel writing project and reports on her experience at
Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve in the beautiful coastal region north of San Francisco.

Author, Jill Paris, presents
The Sedona Vortex: Is the Rock a Crock?, a humorous satire which explores the alleged spiritual properties of Sedona's famous vortexes.

Author, Elisa Parhad, of Los Angeles, California, offers an excerpt from her new book,
"New Mexico: A Guide for the Eyes", the first in a planned series. While traditional travel guidebooks focus on where to eat, sleep, and visit, Guides for the Eyes will introduce, explore, and beautifully illustrate the details that create the magical sense of place that travelers seek.

Our
Grand Canyon Area Travel Guide covers Grand Canyon National Park and other locations in and around the Grand Canyon and Northern Arizona. Coverage includes North Rim, South Rim, Inner Canyon, Toroweap, Havasu Canyon, Grand Canyon West, and Grand Canyon Skywalk.

The
Sedona & Oak Creek Canyon Travel Guide is a resource for those planning to tour the famed Red Rock Country of northern Arizona. Coverage includes Sedona, Oak Creek Canyon, Prescott, and the Verde Valley including the historic town of Jerome.
Hiking the Zion Narrows, the Ultimate Slot Canyon. Zion National Park's most amazing canyon, the Zion Narrows, features vertical walls soaring thousands of feet above the Virgin River, sometimes less than thirty feet apart. There is no road, no trail. You must wade the river to see this fantastic sight. A wonderful hiking challenge! Feature includes an overview, hiking narrative, and hiker's guide.