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Coastal Lighthouses National Parks Parks and Landmarks We love our national parks. We try to hit as many as possible. Not only that, but we venture to all kinds of open spaces and enjoyable wilds. We live in a society that is always connected, and these spaces help us disconnect. They really do keep us... natural. On top of national parks we also enjoy unique experiences and historical locations. Imagination shows us what is possible, and some of the places we go not only push our boundaries but can awe us. Listed here are a couple parks and locations we have visited as we continue our journeys. Please note that as we continue our adventures some of these may change or even close. All things change over time, and even though we strive to provide the must up to date information the best part of living is getting lost and finding your way. Please don't hesitate to share your feed back and send some recommendations on the recommendations page here: Contact Us

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Surviving Is Not Living Destinations Blog Start your own adventure... Or follow ours... Visit our Shop Outdoor Accessories Apparel About Surviving Is Not Living was founded on one thought; The idea that sometimes you just need to get up and go. We believe that a body in motion is a body that keeps thriving. We are here to encourage families, friends, and you to put down the stress and pick up a walking stick, whether it is next to your door or on an open trail. The path starts with one step. Our products are made to inspire, our energy is made to create, and our mission is to get you going. Surviving Is Not Living, Living is Thriving! Contact Us Info@survivinginliving.com

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Back to Rails Railroad Park Resort Address : 100 Railroad Park Rd, Dunsmuir, CA 96025 ​ Approximate drive time from Bay Area: 4 hours ​ Approximate distance: 265 miles ​ Fee for Entrance: All park amenities are only available to the Railroad Park Resort lodge guests. Prices vary per caboose and dates of booking About 4 hours north of San Francisco, tucked away in the shadow of Castle Crag and with amazing views of Mt Shasta is the Railroad Park Resort and Dining Car Restaurant. Though there are no train rides here at the Railroad Park Resort, it does give guests the very rare opportunity to stay and sleep inside a caboose without losing any of your modern amenities. You will get a bathroom with a nice hot shower, wi-fi to keep your devices connected, and some even have small patios attached to give yourself even more space. No two cabooses are the same, and with 20+ in varying sizes it’s a perfect getaway for romantic couples and family fun. Amenities on the property include a hot tub, pool, multiple picnic tables to enjoy the beautiful views, and of course there is a dining car situated at the entrance with truly enrapturing food. Keep in mind that this resort can book really quickly, so if you are planning on going I recommend booking both the cabooses and the dining car well in advance. ​ Please see a link to their page by clicking the Railroad Park Resort logo above. ​ Cabooses Just some of the cabooses available. Castle Crag and views Cabooses are gathered from a variety of rail lines. 1927 Williamette Locomotive Pictured is a 1927 Williamette locomotive that you can climb aboard and view. Cabooses Just some of the cabooses available. 1/4

Back to Rails Railtown 1897 Address : 10501 Reservoir Rd, Jamestown, CA 95327 ​ Approximate drive time from Bay Area: 2 hours 30 minutes ​ Approximate distance: 150 miles ​ Fee for Entrance: Yes Sierra #3 A picture with the famous movie star Sierra #3 Sierra #3 Sierra #3 starred in movies such as: "The Great Race", "Bound for Glory", "High Noon", "Back To The Future III", and "Unforgiven". Souvenir Tickets Your tickets will be clipped while you ride. Sierra #3 A picture with the famous movie star Sierra #3 1/4 Tucked away next to Jamestown, California, you can find Railtown 1897, a California State Park and Railroad Museum. While the exhibits and walking tour are amazing and informational, if you purchase the excursion tickets you get to peruse the museum and take their 45-minute roundtrip train ride behind neighbouring houses, into the mountains, and back. You will also get to see Sierra No. 3. No 3 is the famous locomotive used in many movies and tv shows, including Back to The Future III. Their engineers will be more than happy to explain all the different hats, or stacks, that No 3 uses to change face for each screen. Please see a link to this amazing museum by clicking the Railtown 1897 State Historic Park button above.

Back to Rails Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad Address : 56001 CA-41, Fish Camp, CA 93623 ​ Approximate drive time from Bay Area: 4 hours ​ Approximate distance: 210 miles ​ Fee for Entrance: No - Fee for Train Excursions The Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad is on one of our many lists to complete. Please see a link to their website by clicking the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad logo above. If you have gone please let us know how you liked it here: ​ Contact Us