Just north of Lake Tahoe, Truckee charms visitors from the very first moment. Once a railroad town, it has preserved its Old West heritage while reinventing itself with boutiques, art galleries, and a vibrant dining scene that rivals larger cities. Best of all, everything is within walking distance.
West of Yosemite, discover Mariposa, a beautifully preserved Gold Rush town surrounded by stunning landscapes. Founded in 1849, this charming destination invites visitors to enjoy its delightful restaurants and local breweries.
Near Sequoia and Kings Canyon, Visalia is much more than a gateway. Its downtown blends historic charm with great local spots. Don’t miss “Visalia: Then & Now,” a walking experience through historic buildings and along Main Street, tracing the city’s evolution since 1852.
In the Eastern Sierra, Bishop offers a nature-filled escape with spectacular landscapes, including the iconic Alabama Hills, a backdrop for hundreds of films. Authentic and proud of its heritage, the town invites visitors to experience local traditions such as the famous Mule Days, and to indulge in sweet treats at Erick Schat’s Bakery.
Contacts: Blossom Travel Marketing, Visit High Sierra Representative in France, Marie Loyola & Léa Pinglot, Emails: marie@blossomtravelmarketing.com and lea@blossomtravelmarketing.com
