Totalescape.com Website Review

The winter solstice is upon us. Cold winter nights are here for a few months, for most of the state. While we reflect on the most destructive wildfire season and the tragedy still unfolding, we must stay strong and determined. Focus on learning from the loss. forests - of all the dead and down wood; plus thin the forest dense undergrowth. Camp more often, cut firewood, visit nature, weekly!! Winter is a perfect time for cabin rentals in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Many close up for snow, annually, but others are open year round. Make reservations. Seek a change of scenery. Day hikes - nature trail or a loop hike near a lake. The best snow mobile trailheads, hot springs or budget motel, we have it covered. From coastal camping in redwood groves, desert camping in Baja and all the Bay Area parks, we California snow play areas. Best picnic spots. Holiday events, Christmas parades historic inns, museums and all the local hot springs. Thanks for finding Total Escape! We're still here, thousands of pages and decades later. WAY OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS, BEYOND THE COUNTY LINE. No wifi, no smart meters, no gaming addictions, no traffic lights, no city noise. Rural living in California still exist. Hike on the weekends, bike to work, boating mid-week, we have you covered for destinations. Find a new creekside camp spot, a waterfall, trailhead or an ancient lava cave. Total CRAVING THE WILD? Minimal or no cell signal in the California mountain regions was common through the 1990's. No digital mobile cell network. Before the tweets, the constant memes and paralysis of our current, modern techno-crazed culture, DanaMite started this travel web site way back in 1996. Catchy phrases like, FOMO (Fear of Missing Out) did not yet exist. Total Escape features abundant real photos of real places. Secluded destinations, camping and lodging, examining the best back roads, side routes, the topo maps (to get you out there). Locals-only travel tips, gear reviews, festivals and events.