[…]seals and seabirds play within full view of the shoreline. To make the most of wildlife viewing, the Whale Trail organization has identified the best whale watching spots on the West Coast. Of those 100 Whale Trail sites, San Luis Obispo County contains a whopping ten. (That’s the most in […]
[…]and well trained volunteers provide interesting shark and ray facts during the feeding tour. After the tour, the whole family is invited to experience the popular shark touching with the gentle Swell Sharks, and learn even more about these magnificent and misunderstood creatures of the deep. As a stewardship traveler […]
Whale Trail The Whale Trail is a series of sites where the public may view orcas, other cetaceans and marine mammals from shore. Along the Whale Trail you’ll be looking over the waters of one of our nation’s most spectacular marine protected areas, offering some of the best wildlife viewing in […]
The Best of CA Highway 1: The Whale Trail This Blog Originally Appeared Here The CA Highway 1 Discovery Route (H1DR) invites visitors to marvel at the Pacific Ocean’s amazing marine life from the shore at six new Whale Trail sites. The H1DR is compromised of 10 coastal towns along […]
[…]Gold,” and comes from the massive amount of golden wildflowers that bloom in spring. Wildlife in the park features the black tailed deer and the black oystercatcher. The annual volunteer trail workday in Montana de Oro State Park is the first Sunday in February. Other dates are also scheduled throughout […]
[…]The Whale Trail Whale Watching Vantage Points Montana de Oro The neighboring coastal community of Los Osos to the south offers up whale watching opportunities galore amidst the pristine backdrop of stunning Montana de Oro State Park. Located a quick, ten minute drive from Morro Bay, you’ll experience dramatic cliffside […]
[…]course, whale watching is a favorite activity and there are several Whale Trail viewing points in the area. The interpretive signs will let you know which whale species to watch for in particular seasons, as well as other notable wildlife you might spot. Want to try getting out in the […]
[…]whales come to the Central Coast in order to feed before heading south for the winter. Amongst the humpback whales you are likely to see sea otters, sea lions and dolphins. Join us for a three to three and a half hour whale watching trip that you will never […]
[…]Colony, Cal Poly and Cayucos. The lake is fed from Old Creek and Cottontail Creek at two northern points. The lake is surrounded by grassy rolling holls. Whale Rock Reservoir is open to the public during the trout fishing season. The trail alongside the lake is primary used as a […]
[…]personal and interactive whale watching trip on the west coast. We are honored to have been rated the best boat tour in the San Luis Obispo area for the past 8 years on both TripAdvisor and YELP. We are conveniently located on the Harford pier at Port San Luis CA. […]
[…]popular than ever. The most common whales spotted off the Central Coast of California are humpback whales, blue whales and grey whales, though sometimes orca whales are seen off the coast of Avila Beach. ———————– Be a featured photographer on our page! Share your photos on the our Facebook page or hashtag #Highway1DiscoveryRoute from […]
Whale watching can be a truly memorable and once-in-a-lifetime experience. When whales are migrating, Morro Bay makes an excellent starting point for your trip. Ensure a safe and pleasant viewing experience for everyone by following NOAA’s marine wildlife viewing guidelines. There are 2 main companies offering regular excursions: Sub Sea Tours & […]
[…]sailor to experience the wonders of sailing. From the comfortable, secure cockpit we voyage along the coast, often in the company of sea lions, sea otters, dolphins, whales and an abundant number of seabirds that live and nest here. It is our goal to engage our visitor and local passengers […]
[…]get out and enjoy the trails, which are even easier to navigate now with the digital map. “Whether it’s the 26-mile long Bayshore Bikeway in San Diego, or just a one-mile stretch within an urbanized area that provides an off-road trail to get away from the city and enjoy some open space […]
[…]steep trail called the Black Swift Falls Trail which begins at the Ragged Point Inn and Resort on the southern Big Sur Coast. One of the most epic hikes (for experienced hikers) in San Luis Obispo County, the Black Swift Falls Trail is simply signed “Nature Trail.”The base of the […]
[…]famous hikes. Because of its proximity to Highway 1, hikers will encounter some road noise but for the most part the path offers solitude and the sights and sounds of the namesake creek. The trailhead is a short walk from Moonstone Beach Drive; trailhead parking is limited. Before you reach […]
[…]collection of activities that connect travelers with nature, history, local experts, and each other. Use the handy key to identify our best Highway 1 experiences for social distancing, solo and/or family time, and dog-friendly experiences. You already know there’s more to great travel than just sightseeing – so let’s get […]
[…]one of the Central Coast’s premier vineyard management companies. The tasting room brings together their love of wine and cycling in the décor and accessories. WINES TO TRY: Peloton’s Criterium Bordeaux Blend is bold and rich with smooth tannins and a lingering finish. The bright Albarino is a great summertime […]
[…]made two weeks in advance through the website. Hikes are cancelled in case of rain or inclement weather. The hike to the Point San Luis Lighthouse is 3.75 miles round trip and moderately strenuous with uneven terrain, steep cliffs and grades, narrow trails, and crumbling earth. Sturdy hiking shoes are […]
[…]minutes off Hwy 46 East and Hwy 101. The trail offers tasters a unique wine tasting experience off the beaten path. Follow the 12 mile trail for an unforgettable day in the wineries while enjoying spectacular views. Throughout the trail you will experience warm hospitality, hand-crafted wines, and undiscovered values […]
