Our first stop in Sausalito was the No-Name Bar, a cozy, wood-paneled spot across the bike parking and public restrooms on Bridgeway Street. Located at 757 Bridgeway, the No-Name is more dive bar than sports bar—despite three TVs showing a …
We love having fun here at Blazing Saddles, and the fun is not just for our customers! As a thank-you to our employees for all their hard work over the busy summer season, we offered them a choice between a …
Currently Monterey-Salinas Transit and citizen formed group Fort Ord Rec Users are deep in debate over the use of 58 acres of the former military bases lands. With the prior claiming they need the land for a new business park and the latter claiming that their rights as outdoorsmen and women are being infringed. Pros and Cons line each side and with a pending citizen vote, the outcome is looking closer than ever.
When most people come to Monterey, they are here for one of two things: A beach getaway or, a golf wonder-vacation. And if you aren’t headed to the Pebble Beach links, then in all likelihood you are most likely going to John Steinbeck’s legendary Cannery Row. While there is a great deal to see, there are only so many wonders that can be held in one street.
Ride out into the Marin Headlands and you'll discover The Marine Mammal Center-- a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating marine life. Built on the site of an old military installation near Rodeo Beach, the center is currently enjoying its new home inside a purpose-built, state-of-the-art facility, and currently engages in educating the public on marine life conservation. The Marine Mammal Center is currently hosting "Washed Ashore: Plastics, Sea Life, and Art", an art installation that highlights the current dangers of man's effect on the world's oceans and beaches.
A trip to San Francisco isn’t complete without visiting the Golden Gate Bridge, arguably the most iconic landmark around and a site that Frommer’s Travel once described as “possibly the most beautiful, certainly the most photographed, bridge in the world.” …
When I tell people I’m a regular cyclist in San Francisco, people look at me with a mixture of admiration and disbelief. Usually, their big question for me is, “how do you deal with all those hills?” My first answer is something along the lines of, “I don’t.” On my daily rides to and from work or social gatherings, I carefully plan out my route so I can avoid using my lowest gears and I end up cruising from point A to point B. Hills or no hills, urban cycling routes can still be intimidating.
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