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Consisting of original railroad towns, redwood forests, and regions where prehistoric Native Americans once lived, Northern California provides numerous opportunities for adventure. Grab your backpack and binoculars and prepare to enjoy these eight historic towns in Northern California worth exploring. Half Moon Bay

The historic Juan de Anza Trail, Fremont Peak State Park and Observatory, and St. Francis Retreat grounds are great places to enjoy natural landscapes surrounding San Juan Bautista, one of the most unique towns in Northern California.

From the natural beauty of the waterfalls, volcanos and lava tube caves to the outdoor activities there is an abundance of epic things to do in Northern California.

From Truckee to Fort Ross, the northern reaches of the Golden State are well worth visiting. These towns are scattered amidst breathtaking landscapes and are full of cultural histories that are part of California's storied past. From Gold Rush legacies to the American railroads and Pacific Coast traditions, each town invites exploration.