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November/December 2001
Top Stories:
Alice's Restaurant
When Alice Waters opened Chez Panisse in Berkeley 30 years ago, she launched a cooking revolution by using organic food and locally-produced goods.
Kauai's Alakai Swamp
Kauai's unusual Alakai Swamp provides a haven for Hawaii's rare plants and birds.
Four Lesser-Known Winter Sports
Follow in the footsteps of four curious writers, and you too can teeter downhill on a snow bike, cruise along in a dog sled, tramp through a pristine wilderness on snow shoes, or risk your life (and thumbs) on a skeleton sled.
Seven Great Factory Tours
Get the inside scoop on beer, tea, windmills, jelly beans, and more at seven tours in the West.
Mondavi and the American Center for Art, Food & Wine
In Napa, Robert Mondavi and his wife, Margrit, have pursued their passions in Copia, a new center with galleries, a theater, and a demonstration kitchen.
Foods to Eat While Traveling
Take it from Dr. Bradley Connor, medical director of the New York Center for Travel and Tropical Medicine, and learn what to eat and what to avoid.
Professional Driving Lessons
The Highway Survival Course at Sears Point Raceway in Sonoma teaches both novice and expert drivers how to brake quickly, dodge obstacles, and recover from skids and spins.
Renting a Car
Here's how to keep your costs down when you rent a car.
Weekenders:
Pearl District
Portland's Pearl District has transformed itself with artist lofts, hip boutiques, chic galleries, and the city's hottest restaurants.
New Wine Appellations
Introducing two new wine appellations: Applegate in Oregon's Rogue Valley and Fair Play in California's Sierra foothills.
Whale Watching on the Oregon Coast
Check out 11 sites where you can spot migrating gray whales from late December through March.
Bowling in Reno
Reno is home to the 78-lane National Bowling Stadium.
Sea to Sky Highway
British Columbia's spectacular Sea to Sky Highway promises eagles, heavenly skiing, river rafting, and windsurfing.
Getty Museum
The Getty Museum in L.A. offers an eclectic art collection, lush gardens, spectacular views—and it's free.
Zihuatanejo, Mexico
Escape to Zihuatanejo for snorkeling, swimming with dolphins, lazing on the beach, or playing midwife to a turtle.
Automotive:
Your Car
Know how to handle and dispose of toxic wastes from your car.
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