The Rough Guide to California is the definitive guide to one of the most alluring states in the United States. This fully updated edition is full of insider tips on how to unearth the best that the Golden State has to offer, including authentic Mexican food in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and San Diego; countless hiking trails and ski areas in the towering Sierra Nevada range; road trips on Historic Route 66 and the stunning Pacific Coast Highway; tastings in the best California wineries; and camping in the pristine state and national parks.
Smartly designed with stunning photography and packed with some of the most easy-to-use maps you'll find in any guidebook, The Rough Guide to California contains fun and adventurous itineraries, savvy lists of hotspots, and heaps of recommendations and detailed practical information to help you take advantage of everything this nearly 900-mile-long state has to offer.
Whatever your budget, The Rough Guide to California will help you explore California's bounty of natural and cultural wonders, find top-notch places to eat and sleep, and make the most of every minute of your vacation.
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By Matthew Jordon
If you love the great outdoors and fun stops along the way, check out this book. I've used my old edition for years now and I'm always impressed with the suggestions and information it provides. It truly enhances my travel experience both personally and professionally as I also work as an outdoor guide. I highly recommend it because it has a great layout that's easy to follow - the different regions of CA are split up properly and there is lots of interesting history mixed in too. In my opinion, it's way better than Lonely Planet or Moon Guides.
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By Elisabetta Girardi
Love the rough guides. Complete, updated, never fail to tell you exactly what you should see and do. Photos and maps are also well researched. I used to use Lonely Planet but I am happy I switched!
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By merl66
Some good info, but I like moon guide better
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