[…]many wineries are known for producing still varietals, visitors will also find a variety of sparkling wines, from French-inspired brut to sparkling rosé. Nestled just a few miles from the sea, The SLO Coast Wine Trail is home to a dozen sparkling wine producers with unique tasting rooms and welcoming […]
[…]of both locals and visitors. To help you plan, sip, and enjoy, SLO Coast Wine has designed a Sparkling Wine Trail that takes travelers to ten spots where sparkling wine really sparkles. Taste wines where they’re made, like at Laetitia Vineyard & Winery, where winemakers make several styles, from Blanc […]
[…]in which to taste wine, set up a picnic, and watch the winery’s 40+ peacocks strut and show off. Sparkling Wine Trail Sparkling wine is having a much-deserved moment along Highway 1, and we’re all bubbly about it. Follow the Sparkling Wine Trail, and see for yourself the wide range […]
[…]sources fruit from Paso Robles to the Santa Ynez Valley and produces a variety of styles. From sparkling to white, red to dessert wine, Alapay offers a wealth of options to taste and to buy at the tasting room. Visit their spacious shop in Avila Beach to experience Alapay’s “wine […]
[…]our coastal property overlooks the Pacific Ocean. Originally known for Methodé Champenoise sparkling wines, Laetitia continues to produce seven unique sparkling wines. Currently, we are just as well known for our handcrafted Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and more. Comprised of the Santa Barbara Highlands Vineyard’s highest echelon Bordeaux and Rhône-variety graphes, […]
[…]and South 3rd Street. Park in one of the many spaces alongside the park, and walk in to enjoy the sparkling ocean view. Here you’ll find a play structure and swings, as well as picnic tables, restrooms, and plenty of grass for doing cartwheels and three-legged races. You’ll also find […]
[…]the path is steep, featuring an approximate 400-foot drop in elevation. Breathtaking panoramas, a sparkling waterfall and secluded black sand beach are your reward. Looking for something a little easier to accomplish? Salmon Creek Falls is a great option for those who want to view a waterfall without much hiking […]
[…]Untamed wilderness beckons at every turn: explore cliffside hiking trails, black sand beaches and sparkling waterfalls. Along the way, keep an eye out for mighty California condors, falcons and other birds of prey lucky enough to nest along this “million dollar view.” Traverse winding roads carved into the rugged terrain, […]
[…]Luis Obispo lie two of the best reasons to visit the Central Coast – both at the same spot: the sparkling seaside cove at San Simeon Point, and the hilltop house that Hearst built. For a list of things to do in San Simeon, download a local map here. And […]
[…]resort. Each of our three nines offer distinct challenges to golfers of all skill levels. From our sparkling water pools and scenic coastal hills on our original “Lakes and Canyon” layout, to the unspoiled natural beauty of our newest nine, the “Oaks,” this is a unique championship golf course. If […]
[…]kids, and teetotalers will be happy to find options like artisanally made root beer, cream soda, sparkling waters and more. The bar prepares snacks to pair with their drinks, with easy options like charcuterie plates, flatbreads, tacos, nuts, dips and olives. Sit on high stools on the patio and look […]
[…]trees. This magical half-mile ends with breathtaking views back toward the cove, its waters sparkling. Though the trail lies on private Hearst Ranch property, without public easement, it is frequently used by hikers. Catch the trail on the bluff at the north end of the cove. Annual Beach Cleanup DayOn […]
[…]on the Central Coast — if not in all of California — complete with rippling mountains and the sparkling sea beneath. At Highway 1, turn north into Cayucos and enjoy lunch at the Cass House Grill, the Victorian-era home of Cayucos settler Captain Cass. Follow that with wine tasting at […]
[…]includes a good mix of par-3, -4 and -5 holes. These courses are meticulously maintained, with sparkling lakes, scenic coastal hills and live oaks. Try one, two or all three courses for a day on the links that’s perfectly tailored to your ability and experience. Be sure to observe the […]
[…]for free from Pismo Beach or Shell Beach to avoid the hassle of parking. Kayaking Avila The calm, sparkling waters of Avila Bay make for magical kayaking or Stand Up paddleboarding any time of year. Bring your own kayak or rent one from outfitters like Avila Beach Paddlesports or Central […]
[…]from San SimeonAny ride starting in San Simeon will feature sparkling ocean water, the Santa Lucia Mountains, and sycamore, eucalyptus and Monterey Pine trees. The nearest destination to the north is Ragged Point (see above), and to the south, the seaside hamlet of Cambria. It’s 10 miles from San Simeon […]
[…]level. Facing northwest, the Avila Overlook takes in Avila Beach, with its piers, working port and sparkling bay. Vamonos Canyon The only trail not open to mountain bikes or equestrian riding, Vamonos Canyon is just 0.75 miles long. That being said, it is the toughest terrain of the preserve, with […]
[…]cypress that flank the trail. At the end of the half mile peninsula, a backward look toward the sparkling cove gives breathtaking views of rock formations carved by the sea. Located on the private property of the Hearst Ranch, the trail is frequently used, but there are no public easements […]
[…]rarely get to experience the property in such an intimate, dramatic way. The evening includes a sparkling wine reception, multiple courses informed by the setting and the season, and music of the 1920s and ‘30s. The event is limited to just 75 guests, who are transported by private coach to […]
[…]Rockefeller, Crab Cakes or the Cove Benedict. Brunch entrees include two complimentary glasses of sparkling wine, an indulgent treat. Kids order off their own brunch menu, with dishes like Cinnamon Swirl French Toast and an Oregon Berries and Cream Smoothie. Lunch brings on creamy New England Clam Chowder, a tasty […]
