Plan your trip to Los Gatos. Start by getting to the destination from your hometown. Then figure out where to stay (like Los Gatos Lodge), find things to see and do (like Santana Row), and research places to eat (like Burrell School Vineyards).
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Here's what Trippy members say about Los Gatos:
"Los Gatos in the last town before you head over the Santa Cruz Mountains to Santa Cruz. It is an old town with lots of local flavor, restaurants, shopping, and nightlife. It is also great for the outdoor enthusiasts with walking trails, mountain biking, equestrian trails, and hiking. Some of the highlights are Testarossa Winery in the old seminary, The Cats Restaurant and Bar which is a historic road house from the railroad days, nightlife at Old Mountain Charlie’s and the local dive bar The Black Watch. As well as many fabulous restaurants. Lexington reservoir is just outside of town and offers hiking/biking trails, non motorized boats, and fishing. The Santa Cruz Mountains have their own AVA and have many wineries with amazing views, not to mention award winning wines. Pack a picnic from the Summit Store and try Loma Prieta Winery, the views of the mountain range and ocean are spectacular!" -Michelle