[…]with activities that allow them to connect at a deeper level. There is also a History and Heritage Trail along the Highway 1 Discovery Route. Layout This 1,500 square foot converted garage features an open layout. There is a king bed and a queen futon bed to accommodate a total […]
[…]on the water for a morning and afternoon. And history lovers can check out our History & Heritage Trail stops in Cambria and beyond. Layout Seas the Day is a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home designed to sleep up to 6 guests. This tri-level house is updated and has plenty […]
[…]and the local chapter of SWAP (Small Wilderness Area Preservation), a favorite one-mile trail along the restless Pacific Ocean welcomes pedestrians, horseback riders, and bicyclists while protecting the home of many endangered species, including red-legged frogs and Monterey pines. Now completely ADA accessible, it’s a precious reminder of what a […]
[…]coastal town along California’s Central Coast. There is plenty to do here including great hiking trails or the more mellow Bob Jones Trail. Enjoy the water by renting a kayak to explore the bay. Spend an afternoon checking out the area’s wine tasting rooms and craft breweries. Have kids along […]
[…]and Cambria, which include picturesque sites such as Hearst Castle and the Pacific Coast Wine Trail. Visitors can then head to the Morro Bay estuary to explore the bird life and stop at Los Osos’ Montana de Oro State Park, home to some of the most beautiful uninhabited coastal property. […]
[…]or points in the terrain. These locations have the most diversity and numbers of animals. Follow a trail from the parking lot to the beach. Once on the bluff top overlooking the beach, find a trail that leads down to the beach or tide pool area. Points of Interest This […]
[…]and spa. Here you can hunker down for a beach getaway, dash away on the 3-mile Bob Jones Bike Trail, or try out your driver on a championship golf course. Whether you pick up a paddle or a prawn cocktail, there’s no telling where Avila’s light will lead you. Speaking […]
[…]de Oro State Park—are awash in unique fauna and flora. Hike the Ragged Point Cliffside Trail, featuring breathtaking Pacific panoramas, a secluded black sand beach and even a seasonal waterfall. Equally appealing, The San Simeon Cove Hike will lead you through a magical forest perched on the bluffs above the beach, where Spanish […]
[…]protests have renewed interest in the historic civil rights movement. The U.S. Civil Rights Trail links more than 100 locations across 15 states and the District of Columbia. Sites include museums and parks memorializing the bus boycott in Montgomery, Alabama; the Greensboro, North Carolina, lunch counter sit-ins; and the Memphis site of Martin Luther King Jr.’s […]
[…]and this is where you’ll want to start. When you get to the beach you’ll see an uphill hiking trail which you will follow along the bluff and continue on until you see spectacular views of the coastline. Enjoy the aromatic smells of eucalyptus and pines along the trail and […]
[…]leaving the parking lot for the four-mile round trip hike past secluded coves along the Boucher Trail to see smaller gatherings of the 5,000-pound pinnipeds.Read the full list of best fall trips on […]
[…]the south end of Sherwood Drive to visit Lampton Cliffs Park. This 2.1-acre park has beach access, trails, and two benches overlooking the ocean. Cambria also offers a Hiking Trails Loop and an Historical Architecture & Garden Loop. Or check out the downloadable Cambria Discovery Route with a variety of things […]
[…]ocean views. We also have numerous picnic areas and a bocce ball court, as well as a walking […]
[…]the perfect place to relax and sip on one of our premium wines. Member of the Pleasant Valley Wine […]
[…]stopping point along El Camino Real stagecoach route. It was the mail exchange point and on the trail to the gold rush fields in […]
[…]and dry tent camping – all just two miles from the beaches and next to the Bob Jones Bike Trail. All year long, Avila’s protected southerly location offers some of the best weather on the Central Coast. Come kick back and beat the heat while relaxing in the shade of the […]
[…]Park known as “Reservoir Canyon”, which also has the largest waterfall in SLO County. This trail starts very easy, and then becomes more difficult as it begins to ascend the large hill overlooking the city of San Luis […]
[…]across from the kiosk and tour the California Native plant garden spread out around the lagoon trail. Pismo is also the only beach in California where it is permitted to drive a standard highway vehicle along the shore. During the summer months, be sure to ask our staff about our […]
The century-old inn and stage stop is located on the old mission trail between San Francisco and Los Angeles and is found eight miles north of Paso Robles and adjacent to the San Miguel Mission. Preserved buildings, beautifully landscaped grounds, picnic sites, a gift shop and restrooms are found at […]
[…]on Highway One. The Park is open for day use hiking from 6am to sunset. A one and a half mile trail from the parking lot extends west to coastal marine terrace grassland with steep hills and panoramic views of the Pacific […]
