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Bartell's Backroads
How a crooked survey created the border between Oregon and California | Bartell's Backroads
In 1848, a rugged survey set California’s northern border—crooked and hard to find, yet still standing today, a testament to sheer grit and old-school guesswork.
Niles: The Hollywood of the Bay Area that brought silent films to life | Bartell's Backroads
Niles preserves its silent film legacy at the Essanay Silent Film Museum, showcasing early cinema’s films, props and equipment.
Sandhill cranes flock to Sacramento Valley | Bartell's Backroads
Each year, birdwatchers flock to Lodi to witness the majestic migration of Sandhill cranes to their winter home in the Sacramento Valley.
Discover Calaveras County’s Natural Bridges: A hidden cave worth protecting | Bartell's Backroads
Swim through Calaveras County's stunning Natural Bridges cave and uncover the ancient forces that shaped it, and the volunteers fighting to preserve it.
Get lost in this elaborate California corn maze!
Dell'Osso Family Farm has a long history of making mazes.
Featured Videos
Niles: The Hollywood of the Bay Area that brought silent films to life | Bartell's Backroads
Discover Calaveras County’s Natural Bridges: A Hidden Cave Worth Protecting
Discover California's 'other' Glass Beach | Bartell's Backroads
Get lost in this elaborate California Corn Maze! | Bartell's Backroads
This is why the chicken crossed the road | Bartell's Backroads
Filling San Francisco Bay with drinking water | Bartell's Backroads
From homeland to hippie paradise, state park has unusual past | Bartell's Backroads
What kids did for fun before video games | Bartell's Backroads
Sounds from Moaning Caverns have been drawing curious explorers for thousands of years | Bartell's Backroads
California's surfing origins start in Santa Cruz | Bartell's Backroads
From Orchard to Icon: How Pajaro Valley Apples Power Martinelli’s 150-Year Legacy
Birthplace of the mountain bike | Bartell's Backroads
How chickens became the unofficial mascot of Fair Oaks | Bartell's Backroads
The Chicken Festival celebrates the feral chickens of Fair Oaks.
Filling San Francisco Bay with drinking water | Bartell's Backroads
The Bay Model in Sausalito shows what would have happened if we dammed San Francisco Bay to create a reservoir.
From homeland to hippie paradise, state park has unusual past | Bartell's Backroads
Once a tribal homeland and later a temporary home to the Grateful Dead, Olompali makes for an appealing road trip destination.
What kids did for fun before video games | Bartell's Backroads
Napa Museum's collection of vintage toys is a look at a time when entertainment was simpler and required a lot of imagination.
Haunting sounds from Moaning Caverns have been drawing curious explorers for thousands of years | Bartell's Backroads
The biggest single underground chamber in California has gone from a death trap to a tourist stop.
California's surfing origins start in Santa Cruz | Bartell's Backroads
The Surfing Museum gives a glimpse of wave riders past and how the sport grew in California thanks to three Hawaiian princes.
From orchard to icon: How Pajaro Valley apples power Martinelli's 150-year legacy | Bartell's Backroads
About 95% of the apples picked in the town of Watsonville all go to Martinelli's to make their famous apple juice and sparkling cider.
Birthplace of the mountain bike | Bartell's Backroads
This little Bay Area town modified vintage bikes to bomb down Mt. Tamalpais.
The world in clay: How a love of art helped a creative movement grow | Bartell's Backroads
A special barn and the artists who made it one of the centers of a creative renaissance.
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