This document provides recommendations for stops along a Napa Valley road trip, including a hot air balloon ride over Napa Valley, viewing Old Faithful Geyser, hiking trails with ocean views at Bodega Bay, touring the Point Cabrillo Light Station and the oldest Taoist temple in California at Mendocino, visiting the zoo and Old Town district in Eureka.

1. -Intro to Travel

2. Napa Valley (Hot air balloon ride) This is one stop that everyone should make while going through Napa Valley. It is a hot air balloon ride, you get to see all of the beautiful sights of Napa valley.

3. Napa Valley (Old faithful geyser) This is a must see, all powered by nature old faithful geyser is an amazing sight. With a show of water being shoved into the air upward.

4. Bodega Bay (Sea Ranch Access Trails) This is a trail that over looks the pacific ocean with amazing views, On the road trip you get out of the car and you get to hike with some amazing views.

5. Mendocino (Point Cabrillo Light Station) This lighthouse is open to the public, where you can do inside and explore. There is a gift shop and a museum that makes the stop way worth the while.

6. Mendocino (Temple of Kwan Tai) This temple was built in 1854, they believe that this is California's oldest Taoist temple. Even if this is not your specific religion, it is still very historic and educational. You can schedule your own personal tour through the temple.

7. Eureka (Sequoia park zoo) Since Eureka is your last stop on your road trip, you can spend ad much time as you like at this amazing zoo. This zoo was Established in 1907, and is filled with unique creatures.

8. Eureka (Old Town Eureka) This Is the heart of Eureka, it was renovated in the 1850’s it has an amazing Victorian structure. It has amazing waterfront views, shops, restaurants and much more fun things to do.