The 50 lanes will keep you busy, and so will the live D.J. on Friday and Saturday nights.

Another of Sacramento's antique malls.

Located in the state capital, this government organization is responsible for protecting the state's wide range of parks and wildlife.

At 828 feet, Carpenter Hill is the lowest high point of any county in California.

An 80 mile trail for hikers and horseback riders between Sacramento and Carson City, Nevada.

A beautiful hiking trail with flora and fauna and a scenic waterfall.

A popular and challenging trail through 10 miles of scenic area.

Located on the Delta King river boat, this is one of Sacramento's only floating theaters.

Part of the American Discovery Trail, this path is exclusively for non-motorized use, and it extends throughout the city.

The park's granite course is a mile and a half, with a jungle gym in the middle for the kids.

This area offers challenging long distance runs through dirt paths and over sloping terrain.

This bar is dedicated to baseball and is named after Sacramento's World Series hero.

The old cobblestone passageways provide a glimpse into Sacramento's past.

This rich cultural spot offers interesting shops and restaurants.

This suburb reflects Sacramento's attitude.

Once a working cannery, this building is now occupied by state offices and a gym.