[…]local wine at the SipLine Bar, put your agility to the test as you fight your way through wobbly bridges, cargo net and tire bridge, or explore the park’s four distinct courses depending on your skill level. With color coded courses tailored to your experience, you’ll never worry about overdoing […]
[…]of all things fun and unique then you may actually never want to leave the Arroyo Grande Swinging Bridge. The bridge crosses right above the Arroyo Grande Creek, and while it’s perfectly safe (the sturdiest of sturdy cables, we swear) the bridge sways ever so slightly when you cross back […]
What is a Christmas market?A Christmas market brings food, drink, music and artisan gifts to the center of town during the Christian season of Advent. Visitors stroll the market, purchasing handmade goods as presents for loved ones, sipping mulled wine, noshing on gingerbread, and listening to live music. Christmas markets […]
[…]pint-sized Santa Rosa Chapel, Camozzi’s Saloon, and many private homes. Want to know why 4111 Bridge Street is called “The Bucket of Blood?” You’ll have to take the tour to find out. Don’t miss the Guthrie-Bianchini House’s well-tended heritage gardens, a great photo-opp after returning from your stroll. The Vault […]
[…]Walk across a historic swinging bridgeHope you’re not afraid of heights! The historic Swinging Bridge in Arroyo Grande rests 40 feet above the Arroyo Grande Creek, spanning 171 feet across. It’s wobbly, it’s wiggly, and it’s one of the only swinging bridges throughout the state.35. Stop by the Secret Garden at Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort & […]
[…]and ranchland of Corbett Canyon, south of San Luis Obispo. Start by crossing the Jennifer Street Bridge, then cruise the Sinsheimer Bike Path to its end. Turn left on Orcutt Road and follow it south just over 11 miles. Along the way, pass wineries including Baileyana, Wolff and Chamisal. Turn […]
[…]Street Massage Therapy From her light and bright studio on Bridge Street in Arroyo Grande, Tiana L. Corcuera (also known as “TLC”) performs massage treatments in a variety of modalities. As a licensed massage therapist, Tiana has an intuitive touch that her clients rave about. Treatments include medical massage for […]
[…]that only the locals know. An incredible example? Arroyo Grande’s ancient swinging foot bridge, a fun, high-flying experience for the whole family. 9. The Food Brake for flavor: Gas station sandwiches do not make a meal. Along Highway 1, you’ll find a range of top notch dining destinations all easily […]
[…]This eventually becomes South Higuera around mile 3.5 when the road crosses beneath the freeway bridge. Take South Higuera to Tank Farm Rd at mile 5.5 and travel east for 3 miles. Near the Islay Hill Open Space, Tank Farm Road turns into Orcutt Road; this is where vineyards begin […]
[…]a player piano. The schoolhouse is conveniently located just on the other side of the Swinging Bridge, beside the Barn Museum and the Heritage House Museum. Bring the kids and grandkids so they can marvel at how much education has changed — and how much it remains the same. The […]
[…]why you’re all out there, exploring Highway 1 together? Traverse a wobbly, ancient swinging footbridge in Arroyo Grande, strut along the smooth peaks and valleys of Oceano’s iconic dunescape or find the hidden swing that awaits at Point San Luis Lighthouse, accessible by kayak. These photos might be a tad […]
[…]to Sandspit Beach. Swinging Bridge, Arroyo GrandeBalance on a swinging bridge 40 feet above the Arroyo Grande Creek, and 171 feet across. It was built in early 1875 by the Short family, whose land was divided by the Arroyo Grande Creek.Dunes Center, GuadalupeFor about 60 years, the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes held a secret […]
[…]can be found across that of Valencia Peak, just near the visitor center. Start across a wooden bridge and then take in views of the sea, including Spooner’s Cove. Stop at Corallina Cove after a half mile or continue on for more rugged trail and Quarry Cove. El Moro Elfin […]
[…]kids, the Cub Course is a ropes course designed for ages 5 to 8 with a belay roller, swinging bridge, and rocking planks. Three ziplines total over 1800 feet long, two of which jet visitors out over the lake at high speed. True adrenaline junkies will want to take on […]
[…]are impeccably preserved, which makes for fun and educational exploration. Visit the Swinging Bridge, originally built in 1911, and challenge yourself to walk across. Or make the quick walk up to Hoosegow Park, where a one-room jailhouse still stands from 1910. The Village also lies in close proximity to the […]
[…]top down? But wait. A 61-mile stretch of Highway 1 is closed after winter storms crippled the bridge leading into Big Sur. Is there a scenic detour? You bet! So don’t cancel your plans to make the classic road trip from northern to southern California. Just do it in sections. Once I decided […]
[…]you look! After an afternoon picking vintage finds, head to Arroyo Grande’s historic Swinging Bridge, a rare find in California. Swinging 40 feet above the Arroyo Grande Creek, you’ll meander along 171 feet of wobbly, wiggly fun. More hidden secrets to explore Along Highway 1, each twist and turn reveals […]
[…]Grande Village is home to quaint shops and great restaurants. It also features a historic swinging bridge that you can walk and bounce across. Don’t be surprised if you see roosters wandering the area. Layout Casita Las Brisas is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom vacation rental that can accommodate up […]
[…]to that! Families are also encouraged to explore the region: Traverse an ancient swinging foot bridge, explore an old fashioned school house or hike rugged trails along Lopez Lake. Because why should adults have all the fun? Los Osos & Baywood Los Osos/Baywood is crowned by stunning Montana de Oro. […]
[…]the creek mouth. Just another 1.8 miles south on the Highway you’ll cross the San Simeon Creek bridge and turn left into Washburn Campground parking lot. From here you can access Hearst San Simeon State Park. The next stop is upper Leffingwell Landing, with access to San Simeon Creek. Returning […]
