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Santa Barbara

Located just 90 miles north of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara is a world apart, and offers a soothing realm of distinct and subtle pleasures, and an intoxicating appeal that arises from the convergence of elements found perhaps nowhere else in the world. Santa Barbara is a city of white-washed buildings with red tile roofs tucked between the mountains and the sea, laid back Santa Barbara resonates with an irresistibly sensuous allure. Downtown Santa Barbara offers myriad attractions and historical sites for visitors of all ages to explore. Rich in reminders of its colorful past, Santa Barbara Downtown is a mix of historic adobes and outdoor courtyards, with a display of contemporary sculpture set among the Mediterranean architecture.

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Pacific Coast Highway

Beautiful Pacific Ocean and mountains scenery along the way

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Santa Ynez Valley

The picturesque Santa Ynez Valley encompasses six communities clustered closely together like wine grapes. From the charming, tiny gem of rural Ballard, the bustling gateway city of Buellton, the vintage western town of Los Alamos, the arts-influenced wine-infused town of Los Olivos and the turn-of-the-20th-century township of Santa Ynez, to the northern European atmosphere of the city of Solvang founded by Danish-Americans in 1911, it’s relaxing and refreshing to meander and experience them all. Just two hours up the coast from Los Angeles, it feels like a world away with endless possibilities.

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Buellton

Home of the split Pea Soup

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Santa Ynez Wine Trail

Scenic driving route through Santa Barbara wine country that offers opportunities to tour major wineries along the way. Stop at the beautiful vineyard for exciting wine tasting

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Lake Cachuma

Set amidst acres of wilderness flanked by the picturesque Santa Ynez and San Rafael Mountains, lies glimmering Cachuma Lake. Here you will find practically everything you need for a relaxing getaway in the great outdoors. Mild temperatures, typically sunny skies, and celebrated fishing conditions make camping here during winter months exceptionally rewarding.

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Los Padres National Forest

Located in the beautiful coastal mountains of central California, lies the Los Padres National Forest encompassing nearly two million acres. Stretching almost 220 miles from the Carmel Valley area to the western edge of Los Angeles County, the forest provides the scenic backdrop for many communities including Big Sur, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ojai. While many of the campgrounds and picnic areas are easily reached by vehicle, much of the forest is remote and unroaded, with excellent opportunities for primitive backcountry recreation.

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Santa Barbara

Located just 90 miles north of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara is a world apart, and offers a soothing realm of distinct and subtle pleasures, and an intoxicating appeal that arises from the convergence of elements found perhaps nowhere else in the world. Santa Barbara is a city of white-washed buildings with red tile roofs tucked between the mountains and the sea, laid back Santa Barbara resonates with an irresistibly sensuous allure. Downtown Santa Barbara offers myriad attractions and historical sites for visitors of all ages to explore. Rich in reminders of its colorful past, Santa Barbara Downtown is a mix of historic adobes and outdoor courtyards, with a display of contemporary sculpture set among the Mediterranean architecture.

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Pacific Coast Highway

Beautiful Pacific Ocean and mountains scenery along the way

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Santa Ynez Valley

The picturesque Santa Ynez Valley encompasses six communities clustered closely together like wine grapes. From the charming, tiny gem of rural Ballard, the bustling gateway city of Buellton, the vintage western town of Los Alamos, the arts-influenced wine-infused town of Los Olivos and the turn-of-the-20th-century township of Santa Ynez, to the northern European atmosphere of the city of Solvang founded by Danish-Americans in 1911, it’s relaxing and refreshing to meander and experience them all. Just two hours up the coast from Los Angeles, it feels like a world away with endless possibilities.

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Buellton

Home of the split Pea Soup

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Santa Ynez Wine Trail

Scenic driving route through Santa Barbara wine country that offers opportunities to tour major wineries along the way. Stop at the beautiful vineyard for exciting wine tasting

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Lake Cachuma

Set amidst acres of wilderness flanked by the picturesque Santa Ynez and San Rafael Mountains, lies glimmering Cachuma Lake. Here you will find practically everything you need for a relaxing getaway in the great outdoors. Mild temperatures, typically sunny skies, and celebrated fishing conditions make camping here during winter months exceptionally rewarding.

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Los Padres National Forest

Located in the beautiful coastal mountains of central California, lies the Los Padres National Forest encompassing nearly two million acres. Stretching almost 220 miles from the Carmel Valley area to the western edge of Los Angeles County, the forest provides the scenic backdrop for many communities including Big Sur, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ojai. While many of the campgrounds and picnic areas are easily reached by vehicle, much of the forest is remote and unroaded, with excellent opportunities for primitive backcountry recreation.

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Santa Barbara

Located just 90 miles north of Los Angeles, Santa Barbara is a world apart, and offers a soothing realm of distinct and subtle pleasures, and an intoxicating appeal that arises from the convergence of elements found perhaps nowhere else in the world. Santa Barbara is a city of white-washed buildings with red tile roofs tucked between the mountains and the sea, laid back Santa Barbara resonates with an irresistibly sensuous allure. Downtown Santa Barbara offers myriad attractions and historical sites for visitors of all ages to explore. Rich in reminders of its colorful past, Santa Barbara Downtown is a mix of historic adobes and outdoor courtyards, with a display of contemporary sculpture set among the Mediterranean architecture.

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Pacific Coast Highway

Beautiful Pacific Ocean and mountains scenery along the way

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Santa Ynez Valley

The picturesque Santa Ynez Valley encompasses six communities clustered closely together like wine grapes. From the charming, tiny gem of rural Ballard, the bustling gateway city of Buellton, the vintage western town of Los Alamos, the arts-influenced wine-infused town of Los Olivos and the turn-of-the-20th-century township of Santa Ynez, to the northern European atmosphere of the city of Solvang founded by Danish-Americans in 1911, it’s relaxing and refreshing to meander and experience them all. Just two hours up the coast from Los Angeles, it feels like a world away with endless possibilities.

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Buellton

Home of the split Pea Soup

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Santa Ynez Wine Trail

Scenic driving route through Santa Barbara wine country that offers opportunities to tour major wineries along the way. Stop at the beautiful vineyard for exciting wine tasting

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Lake Cachuma

Set amidst acres of wilderness flanked by the picturesque Santa Ynez and San Rafael Mountains, lies glimmering Cachuma Lake. Here you will find practically everything you need for a relaxing getaway in the great outdoors. Mild temperatures, typically sunny skies, and celebrated fishing conditions make camping here during winter months exceptionally rewarding.

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Los Padres National Forest

Located in the beautiful coastal mountains of central California, lies the Los Padres National Forest encompassing nearly two million acres. Stretching almost 220 miles from the Carmel Valley area to the western edge of Los Angeles County, the forest provides the scenic backdrop for many communities including Big Sur, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara and Ojai. While many of the campgrounds and picnic areas are easily reached by vehicle, much of the forest is remote and unroaded, with excellent opportunities for primitive backcountry recreation.

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Sainte-Barbe

Située à seulement 90 miles au nord de Los Angeles, Santa Barbara est un monde à part, et offre un royaume apaisant de plaisirs distincts et subtils, et un attrait enivrant qui découle de la convergence d'éléments que l'on ne trouve peut-être nulle part ailleurs dans le monde. Santa Barbara est une ville de bâtiments blanchis à la chaux avec des toits de tuiles rouges nichés entre les montagnes et la mer, décontracté Santa Barbara résonne avec une allure irrésistiblement sensuelle. Le centre-ville de Santa Barbara offre une myriade d'attractions et de sites historiques à explorer pour les visiteurs de tous âges. Riche en rappels de son passé coloré, le centre-ville de Santa Barbara est un mélange d'adobes historiques et de cours extérieures, avec une exposition de sculptures contemporaines au milieu de l'architecture méditerranéenne.

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Autoroute de la côte du Pacifique

Magnifiques paysages de l'océan Pacifique et des montagnes le long du chemin

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Vallée de Santa Ynez

La pittoresque vallée de Santa Ynez englobe six communautés étroitement regroupées comme des raisins de cuve. Depuis le charmant et petit joyau de la campagne Ballard, la ville porte d'entrée animée de Buellton, la ville occidentale vintage de Los Alamos, la ville de Los Olivos influencée par les arts et le vin et le canton de Santa au début du XXe siècle Ynez, à l'atmosphère nord-européenne de la ville de Solvang fondée par des Danois-Américains en 1911, il est relaxant et rafraîchissant de se promener et de les découvrir tous. À seulement deux heures de la côte de Los Angeles, on se croirait dans un monde à part avec des possibilités infinies.

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Buellton

Maison de la soupe aux pois cassés

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Route des vins de Santa Ynez

Route panoramique en voiture à travers la région viticole de Santa Barbara qui offre la possibilité de visiter les principaux vignobles en cours de route. Arrêtez-vous dans le magnifique vignoble pour une dégustation de vin passionnante

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Lac Cachuma

Situé au milieu d'hectares de nature sauvage flanqués des pittoresques montagnes de Santa Ynez et de San Rafael, se trouve le lac scintillant de Cachuma. Ici, vous trouverez pratiquement tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour une escapade relaxante en plein air. Des températures douces, un ciel généralement ensoleillé et des conditions de pêche réputées rendent le camping ici pendant les mois d'hiver exceptionnellement enrichissant.

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Forêt nationale de Los Padres

Située dans les magnifiques montagnes côtières du centre de la Californie, se trouve la forêt nationale de Los Padres qui s'étend sur près de deux millions d'acres. S'étendant sur près de 220 miles de la région de Carmel Valley à l'extrémité ouest du comté de Los Angeles, la forêt offre une toile de fond pittoresque à de nombreuses communautés, notamment Big Sur, San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara et Ojai. Alors que de nombreux terrains de camping et aires de pique-nique sont facilement accessibles en véhicule, une grande partie de la forêt est éloignée et sans route, avec d'excellentes possibilités de loisirs primitifs dans l'arrière-pays.

Excursion d'une journée de dégustation de vin à Santa Barbara au départ de Los Angeles

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