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• The best parks and outdoor spaces in around Los Altos

  explorelosaltos (Explore Los Altos )
  From the sprawling preserve of Rancho San Antonio to dog-friendly parks scattered through the city, the Los Altos area has plenty of beautiful spaces to enjoy the rolling hills of the peninsula while soaking in the California sun. Here, we've rounded up the best green spaces in and around Los Altos.

• Bay Area Restaurants to try

  steve (Steven Rabkin)

• Favorite Hiking Trails in the Bay Area

  stillontheroad (Giada Matera)

• Food itinerary in the Silicon Valley

  gaia.cozzoli (Gaia Cozzoli)
  I would make every list food-themed lol Here’s the itinerary of the places I went to in the Silicon Valley, California! #SeekerChallenge

• Korean Corn Dogs in the Bay Area

  michele (Michele Humeston)
  Just when you thought corn dogs couldn't get any better.

• Tech companies in Silicon Valley that you can tour

  explorelosaltos (Explore Los Altos )
  Silicon Valley is renowned as the hub of the tech industry, home to some of the most innovative and influential companies in the world. While many of these companies may seem elusive, there are several that offer tours and visitor centers. From the iconic Apple headquarters to the futuristic Tesla factory, these tours offer an unforgettable experience and a behind-the-scenes look at the world of tech.

• Guide to Los Altos and the Greater Bay Area

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  All the best restaurants, bars and attractions in Los Altos and the surrounding areas (Palo Alto, San Jose, etc)

• Galentine's Day Ideas in the Bay Area

  stillontheroad (Giada Matera)
  These are a few of my favorite activities to do with friends perfect for Galentine's Day 💕

• Wineries in the Santa Cruz Mountains with Tasting Rooms

  bestwineries (Best Wineries )

• Dog Parks on the SF Peninsula

  macthedog (Macabbee Rabkin)

• Tech History Trail

  explorelosaltos (Explore Los Altos )
  Ever wonder where Jobs and Wozniak built the first Apple computer or Sergei Brin and Larry Page wrote the first lines of code that would become Google? On this Tech History Trail, you'll follow the paths of some of the most iconic tech companies, from their garage startup roots to the utopian mega-campuses they are today.

• Top attractions in Silicon Valley

  explorelosaltos (Explore Los Altos )
  Silicon Valley isn't just a global hub for innovation and the birthplace of the world's leading tech companies; it's also a fascinating destination with a myriad of attractions that promise to captivate the curious mind. From the tech-savvy visitor eager to explore the origins of the biggest tech giants to the nature enthusiast looking for a tranquil escape, Silicon Valley has it all. As we delve into the top attractions this vibrant pocket of California has to offer, you'll find a compelling mix of history, science, natural beauty, and of course, cutting-edge technology that reflects the area's unique culture. Here's a list that covers the must-visit spots that are sure to enrich your experience in this remarkable part of the world.

• Local’s Guide to Silicon Valley

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  Silicon Valley is the birthplace of tech and home to corporate giants such as Facebook, Google and Apple and prestigious institutions such as Stanford. With beautiful weather year-round, hundreds of parks and pathways buzzing with academics and dreamers and rich history around every corner, theres a reason I’ve called Silicon Valley home for the past 20 years. #seekerchallenge

• Hometown Guide to Los Altos

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  Welcome to Los Altos! I’ve lived here for over 20 years, and I’ve been lucky to explore the best my hometown — and the Greater Bay Area— has to offer. Here are my all-time favorite restaurants, bars and attractions. Whether you’re a local or tourist, these are places you absolutely can’t miss.

• From Cupertino to Mountain View: A Tour of Silicon Valley's Cities

  chiefseeker (Jody Vandergriff)
  The region commonly known as "Silicon Valley" is actually a cluster of cities in the South Bay of the San Francisco Bay Area and is a hub for technology and innovation, with many of the world's largest tech companies, such as Apple, Google, Facebook, and Intel, located in the area. In this guide, I break down the unique culture, history, and personality of the towns and cities that make up the real Silicon Valley.