Camille Cusumano

Camille Cusumano is a writer who dances tango. She is the author of Tango: an Argentine Love Story (Seal Press). She has written on food, fitness, and travel for more than 20 years, and recently on dance and yoga.

Her work has appeared in many publications, including Islands, Country Living, San Francisco Chronicle, Los Angeles Times, Christian Science Monitor, New York Times, Washington Post, and Yoga Journal. She was a senior editor at VIA for 17 years. For a full bio and a list of her writings, go to www.camillecusumano.com.

Santa Barbara, Calif.: Great Bargains

Sausalito, Calif.: Best Shoreline Stroll

Yakima Valley: A Bounty of Wine and Fruit

Reno’s Arts District

Gualala Getaway: Calif.’s North Coast Banana Belt

Napa Riverfront: Where Culture, Cuisine, and Nature Come Together

Discover Columbus: San Francisco’s avenue through North Beach

Latitude Adjustment: Zihuatanejo, Mexico

Delighting in Dungeness: West Coast’s best crab

Where the West is Fun: Kanab, Utah

A Ferry Good Byway: Alaska’s Marine Highway

Quincy, Calif.: a Sierra getaway

A Place to Vegetate: San Francisco’s Strybing Arboretum & Botanical Gardens

Salt Lake City, Utah

Vintage Mondavi: an interview with Robert Mondavi

Double or Nothing: kayaking in the San Juan Islands

Chile Chile Bang Bang: restaurants and food in the Southwest

Saving Grace: an escape to the Trinity Alps

In the Jungle, the Mayan Jungle: bicycle trek through Belize

Mojave National Preserve: southeastern California desert

I could’ve Danced All Night: dancing on a cruise ship

Now You Can Hike Circles Around Lake Tahoe: the Tahoe Rim Trail