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Oregon’s Spectacular Coast

The 363-mile Oregon coast is one of the world’s spectacular parks because it is all public land, owned by the people of Oregon.

Cruising Norway’s Coastal Fjords

Cruising the Norway coastal fjords on Bergen Line freighters will appeal to the adventurer in cruise travel, who says, “What I’d like to try next is freighter travel, especially if the freighter is as comfortable as a modern cruise ship.”

Bali, Indonesia: The Modern Spice Trade of the Spirit

Bali, an island in the spice trade archipelago of old, offers the spiritual palate of modern North American travelers something in high demand: a celebrative sense of life and a feeling of community with comrades.

California’s Best Beaches South of San Francisco

South of San Francisco there are several special beaches to consider while driving on Highway 1, starting with Fitzgerald Reserve and ending at the Carmel River.

Lee Foster Travel Journalism Wins SATW Awards

Lee Foster won four awards in the Society of American Travel Writers recent writing competition for its Western Chapter. The awards were announced at the Boise, Idaho chapter meeting in July 2010.

California’s Best Beaches North of San Francisco

Summer entices the connoisseur of beaches to the coast north and south of San Francisco. Whether you want to bronze your skin, marvel at tidepools, collect some driftwood, or simply restore yourself in the bracing salt air, far from the images of city life, nearby beaches offer something for everyone.

Fisher Collection Opens at SFMOMA

The Fisher Collection of contemporary art, one of the major acquisitions possible in the modern art world, now makes its first appearance at its new home, the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

Lee Foster’s Travel App Sells 957/Month

Lee Foster’s travel app on San Francisco recently sold 957 units in a month.

Visiting Reno and Northern Nevada

Reno emerges like a shimmering mirage as your plane approaches or after you drive through the Donner Pass in the Sierra from California to Nevada.

Portland Is Oregon’s Metropolis on the Columbia

The small-town but cosmopolitan aura, the friendliness of the citizenry, the lovely hillside parks, and the sweeping sense of history are dominant impressions of Portland and its people.

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