Red Rock Scenic Byway, Sedona, AZ – This “All American Road” runs through the Coconino National Forest. Named a “Destination unto Itself’” this road is so named for the red rock & sandstone formations.

Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, Palm Springs, CA – Take a trip aboard the world’s largest rotating tram car, experience a breathtaking journey up the sheer cliffs of Chino Canyon, elevation 8,516-feet.

Historical Society of Palm Desert’s Museum – Experience a fascinating collection of historical photos, newspaper & magazine archives, as well as an oral presentation on the early settlers of Palm Desert California.

San Diego Trolley Tour – A narrated trolley tour of “America’s Finest City.” Spend the day hopping on & off the trolley at the places you choose. Knowledgeable conductors bring the city to life with their witty anecdotes, fascinating tales & fun facts.

San Diego Harbor Tour – Narrated cruise of San Diego Bay.

Mission San Juan Capistrano – Founded on All Saint’s Day November 1, 1776, by Spanish Catholics, this Mission is home to the oldest building in California still in use.

Heisier Park Laguna – Sitting high above the ocean, this park offers beautiful views of the ocean & beaches. On a clear day you can even see Catalina Island.

Santa Monica Pier – First concrete pier on the west coast, originally built to obscure the garbage & sewer pipes. Today, it is a place full of fun, food & shops.

Warner Brothers Studio VIP Tour, Burbank – Taking you behind the scenes of the world’s busiest motion picture & TV studio.

Movie Star Homes Tour, Los Angelas – Narrated tour of the celebrity mansions in Beverly Hills, with a look at celebrity hot spots & Rodeo Drive.

Pacific Grove – Scenic 17-mile drive through Pebble Beach on the Monterey Peninsula.

Elephant Seal Rookery, San Simeon – Hunted nearly to extinction for their oil-rich blubber, these gentle sea giants have made a remarkable comeback in this sanctuary at Piedras Blancas.

Coastal Discovery Center, San Simeon – Located at the William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach. Learn about the natural & cultural resources of the area.

Cannery Row, Monterey – Waterfront street in Monterey, it was the site of the now defunct sardine canning industry. Today the area is full of shops & restaurants.

Sanctuary Exploration Center, Santa Cruz – Featuring state-of-the art exhibits & interactive displays highlighting the sanctuary & its incredible underwater environment.

Shelldance Orchid Gardens, Pacifica – Natural ecosystem of living bromeliads, orchids, cactus, ferns, African Violets & succulents all in a charming setting that will take you back to a bygone area.

Pier 39, San Francisco – Shops, restaurants, street performers, carousel, & sea lions await you at this San Francisco landmark.

Step-on guide of San Francisco – Sit back & relax as you tour “The City by the Bay” with a local guide.

Golden Gate Bridge – Most photographed bridge in the world. Take a trip across this suspension bridge (weather permitting).

Alcatraz – A federal Prison from 1933 to 1963, spend time exploring “The Rock.”

The Hess Collection Winery & Art Museum, Napa – Still operating in the same historic stone winery, see how grapes are turned into wine. Then view the Hess art collection nearby.

Railroad Square, Santa Rosa – Enjoy the old town ambiance of the wine country as you explore shops & restaurants.

Charles M. Shultz Museum – Home to this internationally famous cartoonist, see his lifetime of works on display. “Peanuts” from beginning to end.

The Sharpsteen Museum, Calistoga – Presenting the history of the upper Napa Valley from its prehistory to post WW I using dioramas to depict Calistoga during the elegant 1800s.

California State Capitol, Sacramento – This Neoclassical structure completed between 1861 to 1874 houses the government of California.

Temple Square, Salt Lake City – Enjoy dinner at The Lion House, once the home of Brigham Young, then attend a choir rehearsal by the famous Morman Tabernacle Choir.

Terry Lee Wells Nevada Discovery Museum, Reno – Hands-on museum dedicated to inspiring lifelong learning in science, technology, engineering, art, math & the world around us.

Wyoming Frontier Prison, Rawlins – Remnant of the grizzly past of the old west, opened in 1901, it was the first state penitentiary.