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Relaxing wineries and stunning sequoias: visit this spring of California’s most underrated state park
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Relaxing wineries and stunning sequoias: visit this spring of California’s most underrated state park

Last updated: 2025/03/04 at 7:18 PM
Published March 4, 2025
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Reaching Calaveras Big Trees State ParkEmphasis on ‘big trees’Calaveras has a perfect TripAdvisor ratingMurphys, California: a blip on the map full of relaxing wineriesSubscribe to our latest messages

After much of the US had had to deal with cold cold winters, spring is essentially an open invitation to explore outdoors.

We all know that California is one of the best states for a great beach outing, but it also has some of the best national and national parks in the nation, such as Joshua Tree, Yosemite, and especially for this specific article, Sequoia National Park.

Man is looking up to Sequoia Tree in Calaveras Big Trees State Park

The home base of incredibly towering trees and some of the most beautiful landscapes I have ever seen in the Golden State, draws Sequoia crowds from all over the US.

But why not visit a place that is almost identical with fewer tourists, spacious paths, equally beautiful photo outlets and nearby wineries to close a much-needed relaxing escape in nature?

You can do this in much less well -known Calaveras Big Trees State ParkAn Undervalued Staatspark That undoubtedly deserves his name, and visitor satisfaction is through the roof!

Reaching Calaveras Big Trees State Park

Sacramento International Airport SignSacramento International Airport Sign

Word to the way – which state park you also decide to visit this spring; Do not do as I did at Sequoia by renting a cheap Toyota Yaris to only ask the fear to wonder if it will come up with a rocky hill or whether I would soon call AAA for help in the middle of nowhere.

Unnecessary to say that a little extra engine Oomph is going a long way.

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Of course you need a vehicle to explore Calaveras Because it is about 2 hours away from the nearest airport, Sacramento, which is also worth spending some time before he goes into the forest while the Trending Capital City in California breaks tourism records.

Hiker visits Calaveras Big Trees State ParkHiker visits Calaveras Big Trees State Park

From Sacramento you go through some hidden gems of Norcal, such as Lodi, before you beckon through the western slopes of the Sierra in what hopefully is not Toyota Yaris before you finally reach this almost ancient state park.

Day of day Passes are $ 10. Before you plan your journey, there are some remarkable closures for vehicles to be aware of:

  • Walter W. Smith Parkway (until 1 May 2025)
  • Overlook
  • Lava bluffs
  • Stanislaus River
  • South Grove
  • Bradley Grove
  • Beaver Creek

Emphasis on ‘big trees’

Man who stands between towering trees who visit Calaveras Big Trees State ParkMan who stands between towering trees who visit Calaveras Big Trees State Park

A visit to Calaveras is all the more pleasant without dozens of tourists in line to take the same selfie that you are trying to take as you could find in Sequoia National Park.

Until you witness the stunning Sequoia trees of Calaveras, you will not believe how big they really are.

There are enough paths to take you deep into the park under awnings of giants who are often thousands of years old.

The South Grove may be forbidden for vehicles for now, but here you will find at least 1,000 sky -high trees, while the North Grove is the home of around 100.

Man looks up in the hollowed -out tree in Calaveras Big Trees State ParkMan looks up in the hollowed -out tree in Calaveras Big Trees State Park

One of the most popular sites is the ‘Father of the Forest’, a fallen colossus thought he is so long as 400 feet in his heyday and, like Sequoia, there are carved trees to continue for the perfect Instagram shot.

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Calaveras has a perfect TripAdvisor rating

Visitors have really fallen in love with Calaveras and the evidence is in the pudding. Parkgasten have ooh-ed and AHH-ED about their experiences, ranging from the cozy huts on the site, ‘breathtaking trees’, to the highlight of a whole road trip in California.

Luifel of trees in Calaveras Big Trees State ParkLuifel of trees in Calaveras Big Trees State Park

Calaveras Big Trees State Park has a perfect review On TripAdvisor. I repeat, a perfect assessment.

Do you know how difficult it is to do in a world where everyone seems to feel that they can say something hidden behind their scenes?

It really speaks volumes through how many of a pleasant hidden gem Calaveras is real, and spring is a great time to plan a trip, because the sun shines clearly during consistent 60 to 75 degrees days in April and May.

Murphys, California: a blip on the map full of relaxing wineries

If you thought Napa was the only place to enjoy the best wine from California, think carefully again! There are countless inviting wine destinations spread over California; Some more popular than others.

The small town of Murphys may not have been to your 2025 bingo card so far, but that should be.

Vineyard in Murphys, CaliforniaVineyard in Murphys, California

With more than 20 family businesses, this charming small town is far away from what some say is overly composed NAPA.

Moreover, after a long day, exploring the enormous wilderness of Calaveras is no better way to reward yourself with sinful delicious food than a best rated V-restaurant, Bistro & Bar.

There are many wineries to choose from along the most important comic of the city as a pleasure Frog’s tooth Winery Or the oldest family businesses, Milliaire Winery.

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For more space and beautiful landscape, several wineries and vineyards have been removed from the picturesque cityscape, such as Locke Vineyards, Ironstone Vineyards and Indian Rock Vineyards.

Vineyards signVineyards sign

A recent visitor to Murphy’s Ironstone vineyards Perhaps it said best by saying: “In short, Murphy’s is now a huge wine tasting. The wines in the Main Street are hit and miss, but when we skipped the city and came here, we hit the jackpot ”.

Sam Sears

Sam, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego, has visited 30 countries and wrote more than 400 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.

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