Chico California - Driving Touring Video - High Way 32

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Hello friends, In this video driving touring around Chico city in the state of California. We will come across Forest street, Norte Dame Ave, 20th St. and our main road is High way 32.
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20 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT CHICO CALIFORNIA BEFORE YOU MOVE IN:

1. Chico’s Got A Great View Of Paradise
The city of Paradise, that is, lies just across the Butte Creek Canyon from Chico.
2. People In Chico Don’t Even Know What Winter Is
Chico’s climate is so mild it’s practically Mediterranean. Yearly lows average between 55 and 65 degrees and highs in the summer rest between 85 and 95. Honestly, it couldn’t get much milder.
3. Pedicabs Are Not Where You Go To Get Your Nails Done
When it comes to transportation, Chico is hooked up. We’ve got:

.a municipal airport
.an Amtrak station (with service from Seattle to L.A.)
.Greyhound buses
.the North Valley Shuttle and the B-Line (perfect for getting around town or to the Sacramento . International Airport)
.Plus at night, you can catch a ride in a pedicab, which is a cycle rickshaw, not a mobile nail salon.
4. We’re Home To The World’s Largest Yo-Yo
Yep, you read that right. Weighing in at 250 pounds, this yo-yo resides in Chico’s National Yo-Yo Museum, which features the largest collection of antique yo-yos and hosts the National Yo-Yo Contest every October.

5. Bike Through Some Seriously Beautiful Historic Landscape
Honey Run Covered Bridge is over 100 years old and once functioned as the stagecoach road from Chico to the city of Paradise. It’s located in Butte Creek Canyon, which provides for some of the most awe-inspiring nature views and scenic bike trails in California.

6. Baseball Has Been Betty Betty Good To Chico
Cal State at Chico has an impressive baseball stadium and the history to go with it. Now home to The Chico Wildcats, The Chico Heat, and The Chico Outlaws, Chico has seen championship wins in all three divisions and promises a good game.

7. Our Version Of Oktoberfest Is Way More Tasteful
It doesn’t get any better if you’re looking for local art than Chico’s annual Artoberfest. The whole month is chock full of Chico arts: there are 150 exhibits, multiple art fairs of various mediums and live concerts.

8. The Pageant Theatre Is The Best Place To Catch An Indie Flick
Plus the front row is a bunch of big sofas.

9. The Graduate (Permanently Closed) Is The Only Place To Go When The Game’s On
A buttload of big-screen HD TVs, beer, tasty grub, and good old bar comradery. Enough said.

10. Chico Can’t Quell It’s Ardor For Arbors
All you have to do is stroll around town to understand why Chico got the nickname “The City of Trees.”

11. Get Hoppy At The Sierra Nevada Brewing Co.
There’s beer, and then, there’s Sierra Nevada beer. This IPA brewing company is wholly sustainable and totally geeky about their hops. The Brewhouse Tour, Sustainability Tour and Self-Guided Tour are completely FREE, but if you want to get nerdy about barley, shell out $25 for the Beer Geek Tour. It’s totally worth it.

12. We’re A Little Nutty About Almonds
Since Chico sits on some of the most fertile soil in the world, it’s rich in a number of fabulous crops. While almonds have the highest production yield (read: thousands of acres of trees), we also grow lots of walnuts, peaches, plums and kiwis.
13. Kick It Old School At El Rey Theatre
For some fun on a Tuesday night, all you need is six bucks in your pocket, a good friend and a ride to El Rey Theatre. On $2 Tuesdays you can get a ticket to an 80s flick (think Goonies), a Sierra Nevada and a bag of popcorn, all for $2 each. Thursdays: $3, same perks.
14. College Isn’t Just For Kids Anymore
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