California Travel News: Must-Visit Spots and New Attractions for 2025
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1. Napa Valley Vine Trail – A Wellness Path Through Wine Country
The Napa Valley Vine Trail has extended to over 33 miles of scenic paved route—from Vallejo to St. Helena—ideal for walking or biking through vineyards like Charles Krug and Castello di Amorosa. The trail’s final stretches are expected to open by 2028, solidifying its position as a wellness-focused gem in Northern California.
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2. Burney Falls – Reopening and Trail Enhancements
One of California’s Instagram favorites, the iconic 129-foot Burney Falls, is set to reopen in 2025 following trail repairs. Updates include reinforced retaining walls and ADA-accessible guardrails—ensuring visitor safety and access to its misty base.
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3. Sacramento – Rising Star of Urban Getaways
With a $1.3 billion airport expansion wrapping up in 2025, Sacramento is emerging as a top-tier travel destination. It now hosts 15 Michelin-recognized restaurants, vibrant cultural festivals, and improved transit—drawing both foodies and fest-goers.
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4. SeaWorld San Diego – Introducing “Jewels of the Sea”
In spring 2025, SeaWorld San Diego will debut the immersive “Jewels of the Sea: The Jellyfish Experience”, showcasing stunning moon jellies, Pacific sea nettles, and more in interactive galleries designed for awe and education
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5. Disneyland Resort (Anaheim) – 70 Years of Magic
Disneyland is celebrating its 70th anniversary from May 2025 through summer 2026. Highlights include returning favorites like Paint the Night, the Wondrous Journeys fireworks, and a new audio‑animatronic show, “Walt Disney – A Magical Life,” debuting at the Opera House
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