Designated historic landmarks by the National Park Service in 1964, the beloved cable cars clank across the hills like mobile museum pieces. Each weighs about 6 tons and is hauled by a cable under the street in a center rail. They move at a constant 91 2 mph never more, never less. This may strike you as slow, but it doesn t feel that way when you re cresting an almost perpendicular hill and looking down at what seems like a bobsled dive into the ocean. But in spite of the thrills, they re perfectly safe.
Pretend you re a local: Plant yourself at a cafe, sip a latte, and ponder something intellectual while you survey the populace bustling by. Bibliophiles must stop at Cody s Books, 2454 Telegraph Ave. (& 510/845-7852; www.cody books.com), to peruse its huge selection of titles, independent-press books, and magazines. For used and antique books, stop by Moe s Books, 2476 Telegraph Ave. (& 510/849-2087; www.moesbooks.com). With four floors of new, used, and out-of-print books, you re not likely naples zoo to leave empty-handed.
Dan Braun has added a slew of new cabins at his Evergreen Lodge in Groveland (33160 naples zoo Evergreen Rd.; & 800/935-6343), on the border of Yosemite National Park. His lodge is so fun and affordable that it fills up quickly, so make a reservation ASAP.
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