Cary Ordway

Member since: July 24, 2007
Total live articles: 109

Cary Ordway is a travel writer specializing in California and the Pacific Northwest. He writes a regular travel column that appears in dozens of major newspapers. He operates websites focusing on regional getaway travel including www.californiaweekend.com and www.northwesttraveladvisor.com.

Palm Springs Follies well worth seeing while in Palm Springs -- it's professional dance, song and comedy at its best

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 23, 2010 l Views: 11

See where dinosaurs once roamed in the city of Los Angeles

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 13, 2010 l Views: 5

Website lists various foods produced in California and tells where you can find them and what tours are available

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 12, 2010 l Views: 10

The Fresno Fruit Trail offers visitors a chance to taste many local ag products -- and it's educational, too.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Dec 15, 2009 l Views: 17

With its incredible scenery and cultural diversity, San Francisco holds special place in the hearts of Californians

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Dec 10, 2009 l Views: 8

Low air fare and reasonable room rates now make a bi-coastal weekend in NYC a real possibility for middle-class travelers

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Dec 09, 2009 l Views: 27

Four-star urban resort is the ideal place to stay and soak up the atmosphere of the San Diego waterfront

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Nov 13, 2009 l Views: 22

Cruise customers find it convenient to take Mexican Riviera cruise from downtown San Diego

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Nov 05, 2009 l Views: 14

Next time you visit L.A. you'll be able to find out who's filming what and where you can see your favorite movie stars upclose

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Sep 29, 2009 l Views: 31

Renting a houseboat on Northern California's Lake Berryessa turned out to be a highly rewarding large-family vacation adventure

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Sep 16, 2009 l Views: 22

The Russian River, located in California's gorgeous Sonoma County, is perfect for a gentle paddle through some of the state's most spectacular scenery.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l May 28, 2008 l Views: 589

The Resort at Indio is a new condo resort east of Palm Springs that features several pools, waterspouts, Jacuzzi tubs and even a man-made river guests can float down.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Apr 20, 2008 l Views: 494

The movie hit Sideways drew attention to one of the most scenic wine-making regions of California. Visitors will remember many filming locations as they tour the area.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Sep 12, 2007 l Views: 426

The holiday spirit is alive and well in one of America's most beautiful cities -- a great place to visit anytime of the year, but especially at Christmas.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Dec 05, 2008 l Views: 345

California's ghost towns are a great way to see what life was like back in the late 19th Century when gold and silver brought many new settlers to the region. Two places in particular -- Calico Ghost Town and Bodie -- are great stops on your next California getaway.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel > Destinations l Aug 22, 2007 l Views: 339

Crystal Cave is an amazing discovery that the entire family will enjoy on their trip to California's Sequoia National Park.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l May 29, 2008 l Views: 289

Shaver Lake, east of Fresno, California, has long been popular with local residents as a vacation lake -- but now many more Californians are discovering its charms.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jun 03, 2008 l Views: 283

Charming mountain community of Idyllwild offers stark contrast with balmy weather in Southern California

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 22, 2009 l Views: 189

Charming La Conner is a picturesque village where postcard views include the water, the mountains, colorful farmlands and plenty of the green Northwest.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Oct 11, 2008 l Views: 186

The California Delta has become a boater's dream but is also a great place for weekend exploration in your car with its charming cities, waterfront restaurants and unique lodgings,

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jul 23, 2008 l Views: 171

California's guest ranches offer a great alternative to the usual theme park vacation, offering kids life lessons along with plenty of family fun.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Feb 05, 2009 l Views: 32

March Air Force Base, just east of the Los Angeles basin, is a fascinating look at the history of military aviation and features more than 60 vintage aircraft for up-close inspection.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Nov 18, 2007 l Views: 137

The Russian River, located in California's gorgeous Sonoma County, is perfect for a gentle paddle through some of the state's most spectacular scenery.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l May 28, 2008 l Views: 589

Shaver Lake, east of Fresno, California, has long been popular with local residents as a vacation lake -- but now many more Californians are discovering its charms.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jun 03, 2008 l Views: 283

Warner Springs Resort keeps families coming back generation after generation to enjoy a relaxed outdoor experience in the foothills above the California desert.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Aug 27, 2008 l Views: 103

The museums of Sacramento are like a treasure trove of California history, making the city a theme park for historians.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 02, 2009 l Views: 23

Next time you visit L.A. you'll be able to find out who's filming what and where you can see your favorite movie stars upclose

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Sep 29, 2009 l Views: 31

Yosemite visitors can enjoy outdoor concerts each year at a charming bed-and-breakfast inn called the Groveland Hotel, not far from the park's entrance.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jun 28, 2009 l Views: 24

Charming mountain community of Idyllwild offers stark contrast with balmy weather in Southern California

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Jan 22, 2009 l Views: 189

Just 30 minutes north of San Diego, Carlsbad has become a popular base of operations for San Diego vacations. Major hotels, great shopping, restaurants and theme parks are all within a short drive.

By: Cary Ordway l Travel l Apr 30, 2008 l Views: 39
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