Quaint river towns, scenic waterways, hands-on museums and beautiful historic locations are just a few of the things you can expect from this unique area of California called “The Delta”. By land or by water, you will enjoy your visit to this remarkable California Region.

Spurred by the gold rush in 1850, Euro-Americans settled at the mouth of the Klamath River. This first settlement was dubbed Klamath City.  From 1851 to 1853 the name Klamath County was used for this region. In 1857 the name was changed to Del Norte County, meaning “of the north” in Spanish, but pronounced “Del Nort” by locals.

The many communities of Marin County are tucked in valleys between vast mountainous ridges. Each community has its own personality, history and beauty. Unique communities, historic towns, and coastal villages all promise small town charm with big city class.

Marin attracts a unique blend of people with a penchant for a sophisticated and balanced lifestyle. Creative minds are attracted to the spectacular countryside and diversity. Easy access to world-class universities and international airports add a global dimension to this multi-cultural lifestyle. Marin County is now the third largest multimedia employer base in the world, home to the renowned Industrial Light and Magic and even George Lucas himself.

Mendocino Coast: Natural Beauty & Diversity
The Mendocino Coast is a myriad of landscapes, cultures and communities. Blessed with abundant natural beauty, the towns along the coast are individual shining jewels along a gorgeous glittering coastline.

You can start your journey at Fort Bragg. This town is diverse as it is beautiful. From lush botanical gardens to historic train rides, this sea side city provides something for everyone.

Brookings — From the harbor to the beach, Brookings offers up natural beauty in abundance. Whether you wind surf, sail, fish or hike, Brookings has something for every enthusiast.

Port Of Brookings Harbor is home to commercial fishermen, as well as, pleasure boaters and sport fishermen via public access ramps. There are many small shops in the harbor area and of course you can always find fresh seafood.

As you stroll the streets of downtown at night and bask in the glow of Reno’s famous arch, welcoming visitors to “The Biggest Little City in the World,” you can’t help but smile. There are casinos lining both sides of the Virginia Street corridor beckoning people to try their luck on the slots and tables. The flashing lights and ringing bells of the slot machines aren’t all that entices in Reno.

The Shasta Cascade region of northern California is a cornucopia of sights and experiences. It is a play land for the outdoor enthusiast and a haven of natural wonders. The region has one of America's most treasured scenic byways.  Take a day to explore one of the volcanic wonders or enjoy 500 miles of scenic beauty and exceptional outdoor fun.

Indulge yourself in Ashland…

Revel in the food, the wine, the culture, the indoor actvities and the outdoor adventure. Simply arriving takes you out of this world and into an experience of a lifetime. The gateway to the Pacific Northwest and its flourishing scenery, Ashland holds the keys to many opportunities. Lush with the trees and mountains of nature's beauty and filled with culture envied by many cities, this small town welcomes visitors and residents from all walks of life.

The most famous of California's wine producing regions
is the Napa Valley. Napa is a wine touring area where
you can find almost anything from Cabernet Sauvignon
to Chardonnay to Ports.