Things To Do

Grab some hiking shoes and water and leave everything else behind as you immerse yourself in endless hiking trails throughout Wine Coast Country.

Our Central Coast beach towns offer waves suitable for surfing, kite surfing, windsurfing and boogie boarding.

Leave everything behind re-immerse yourself in the natural world by foot.

Whether you're a pro or just starting out, we have the perfect weather and the right wave for you to ride into shore.

The "Barn" is the South County Historical Society's Museum Annex which houses a variety of antique vehicles and agricultural artifacts from the South County area.

This beach is a coastal frontage park featuring outstanding picnic sites.

The beach is rather exotic with the black sand

Explore California's underwater parks without getting your feet wet through a new online tour.

Explore the beautiful scenery and all that Edna Valley and Arroyo Grande Valley have to offer

The Cambria Discovery Route highlights 24 points of interest along the northern coast of San Luis Obispo County. 

Mallagh's Landing in Avila Beach is commonly referred to as Pirate's Cove, but the Mallagh Landing name is more accurate given the history of the land.

Black Lake Trail in the Arroyo Grande Valley is a 2 mile, easy to moderate hike out and back. 

Cayucos has three playgrounds with the park at 3rd Street housing the former town jail. 

The Oso de Oro Loop takes you on a diverse tour of Los Osos and Baywood Park. 

Beginning at the forested seaside town of Cambria, where houses are built on stilts to mimic the stately pines that surround them, pick up scenic Highway 46 for a long and leisurely drive. 

One of the most ethereally beautiful spots on the planet, San Simeon Point can be seen from Highway One as the extended tip of a crescent that begins along a white sand beach called San Simeon Cove.

The only one of its kind in California, it is in the middle of town in an area known as "The Village"

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