SeeCalifornia.com

Are you getting the wanderlust yet? It is never too early to begin planning your next vacation and there are dozens of free magazines you can order to get you inspired. Published annually by California’s non-profit organizations dedicated to travel, you can get busy ordering, then just wait for them to arrive in your mail. Such a deal! Among the favorites, begin your ordering with the California Visitors Guide. It has a map that you can tear out of the magazine and use during your travels as you embark on trips to See California.

Here are a few to check out (all have online viewing options, as well):

• California Visitors Guide (http://www.visitcalifornia.com/Visitors-Guide/Step-1/) or call (877) CALIFORNIA.
• Anaheim Travel Guide (http://anaheimoc.org/travel-guide-request)
• Bakersfield Visitors Guide (http://www.visitbakersfield.com/visitors/visitors-guide/)
• Berkeley Convention & Visitors Bureau Visitor Guide (http://visitberkeley.com/visitor-guide-request)
• Beverly Hills (http://www.lovebeverlyhills.com/request-a-visitors-guide.aspx)
• Big Bear Lake (http://www.bigbear.com/visitor-guide/) or  1-800-424-4232
• Bishop (http://www.bishopvisitor.com/chamber/requestInfo2.php)
• Buena Park (http://www.visitbuenapark.com/visitors/request-a-visitors-guide/)
• Calaveras County (http://www.gocalaveras.com/activity-guide/)
• Carlsbad (http://visitcarlsbad.com/request-brochure)
• Catalina Island – Go to catalinachamber.com and look for small text link on top of page
• Coronado If you’d like a printed guide, call (619) 437-8788 or email vcmgr@coronadovisitorcenter.com.