For its postcard-worthy scenic beaches, it’s no surprise that travelers from all over the world choose Hawaii as a dream destination. If you're in Oahu, stopping by the impressive Waikiki Beach is an absolute must.

From world-class vineyards at its doorstep, to fresh seafood, to views for days, Santa Barbara is the ultimate vacation spot. Here are 10 of our favorite spots to catch the sunset in Santa Barbara.

Home to ethereal forests, scenic drives, and millennium-old redwood groves, Monterey Bay is paradise on earth for lovers of the great outdoors. With thousands of acres of beautiful national parks and rugged coastal trails to embark on, the best way to explore Monterey is undeniably on foot.

Standing 65 feet above ground level, Big Creek Bridge is a 589-foot-long open-spandrel, double-arched, concrete bridge located in the Southern region of Big Sur, California. It's also one of the four major bridges on the Pacific Coast Highway (PCH).

Located next to the Mexican border in San Diego, California, the Tijuana River Valley Regional Park stretches over 1800 acres of land and consists of 22.5 miles of trail for hikers, bikers, and equestrians to enjoy.

As one of Malibu’s best-kept secrets, Latigo Beach is perfect for sunbathing, strolling along the shores with turquoise-blue ocean views, or engaging in exciting water spots.

There are a total of 9 beaches in Rancho Palos Verdes which are accessible to one another via a short distance or trek through hiking trails. Want to know the best one to visit? Read on…

If you’re into sweeping ocean vistas and grand displays of towering cliffs, schedule a hike down to Abalone Cove Shoreline Park in Rancho Palos Verdes, where two stunning beaches rest.

With close to 600 breweries all around California, the Golden State houses more breweries than any other state in the nation. Here are our top five breweries near Joshua Tree where you can stop by for a pint or two.

If you're one for gorgeous mountain and ocean scapes, check out the Manawainui Gulch, a lesser-known valley located on the south side of Maui. Comprised of boulders and multiple pacific ocean viewpoints, this sightseeing stop is easily accessible on one of the many switchbacks on the famous Road to Hana.

For a peaceful and serene way to experience West Maui’s spectacular coastal views, spend an afternoon trekking through one of the island’s hidden gems: the Ohai Trail Loop.

Pacheco Pass is a low mountain pass located in the Diablo Range in Santa Clara County, California. At an elevation of 1,368ft (417m) above sea level, the pass is nestled within the Santa Cruz mountain, cutting through the Santa Clara Valley and the Central Valley.

Huntington Falls is one of the two stunning man-made waterfalls you can find on your trip to Golden Gate Park. The 1,017-hectare urban park is also home to the tranquil Japanese Tea Gardens.

Located in the Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve, the Stonewall Panoramic Trail is a quick but rewarding hike that offers stunning panoramic views of Bay Area almost throughout the whole journey.

Situated at the northeast end of the Twin Peaks, a viewing point right by a parking lot known as Christmas Tree Point has been offering a stunning view of the city’s skyline for Bay Area locals and tourists alike for over a century.

The Halona Beach Cove, otherwise known as “Eternity Beach” is one of O’ahu’s most incredible hidden gems. Tucked away underneath the Kalanianaʻole Highway on the island’s southeast side, this beach gets its fair share of visitors every year despite its unmarked location, and for a good reason.

All across Maui and the Hawaii Islands, the land of beautiful beaches and laid-back vibes houses some of the most stunning Waterfalls. Hanawi Falls - one of the best falls by far is located at Mile Marker 24. Here’s everything you need to know about the cascading beauty!

Be prepared to witness a gorgeous 70-foot waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. The area at the waterfalls will bring you into a separate world of peace and tranquility. The Upper Waikani Falls, a.k.a. Three Bears, is the perfect stop-and-go waterfall for sightseeing on the road to Hana.

The Puʻuʻulaʻula or Red Hill Overlook on Haleakala is Maui island’s highest point. Get ready to find yourself standing above the clouds in a hybrid landscape that is reminiscent of Mars and the Moon.