[…]Surfing San Simeon to Ragged Point Pico Creek One of the greatest benefits of surfing this spot is its accessibility. You can easily park right at the north end of San Simeon and walk to where the mouth of Pico Creek enters the ocean. This meeting of the creek and […]
The Open Road to San Simeon & Ragged Point Roads to San Simeon and Ragged Point along the North Coast of the CA Highway 1 Discovery Route are open. Here you will discover waterfalls, zebras, pristine beaches, Elephant seals, historic monuments, wine tasting and a castle! In San Simeon and Ragged […]
[…]mother, Phoebe Hearst. The 90,000-square-foot home and gardens set a tone for arts appreciation in San Simeon in a way that’s unique along Highway 1. As during Hearst’s lifetime, the presence of the ocean influences San Simeon culture profoundly. Here, you’ll find the picturesque William Randolph Hearst Memorial State Beach […]
[…]stunning Pacific Ocean views and a diverse array of cuisines. Enjoy a variety of flavors in San Simeon, including fresh-caught fare, farm-to-table, pub grub, Mexican dishes and more. Home to world famous Hearst Castle, a visit to San Simeon is incomplete without a taste of Hearst Ranch Beef or Hearst […]
[…]1 Discovery Route. Though rural in nature and tucked along the scenic CA Highway 1 coastal drive, San Simeon and Ragged Point offer must-see history, culture, hiking and lots of curb appeal. Don’t let your summer slip away without experiencing these Must-See Spots in San Simeon and Ragged Point. Grab your cameras, pack the […]
[…]than that of Yellowstone National Park. It stretches from Marin at the north into Ragged Point, San Simeon and Cambria at its southern end, covering 276 miles of coastline. (Note: The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is often confused with the city of Monterey or Monterey County. But the MBNMS […]
[…]await… Article Reposted from Roadrippers.com Good things do come in small sizes. Even though San Simeon is less than a mile long, it still packs quite a punch. Every year, the tiny village along Highway 1 lures loads of travelers from around the world to explore its Central California charm. […]
[…]Relaxation in San Simeon & Ragged Point Day Spa and Massage from San Simeon to Ragged Point Enjoy three incredible Highway 1 spa locations tucked along the gorgeous coastal expanse from San Simeon in the south to Ragged Point and the Gateway to Big Sur to the north. Surrounded by […]
[…]as many as 24,000 elephant seals and an annual pup population that can reach 1,600. The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary provides a habitat for 36 different marine mammals, including blue whales. The sanctuary and rookery are but two wildlife wonders in Central California. At the opposite end of the […]
[…]Highway 1 this property is a great spot near the Gateway to Big Sur. It is convenient to all that San Simeon has to offer and includes the service that Choice Hotels is known for. Location Just a few miles south of Ragged Point and Big Sur is the town […]
[…]hotel is conveniently located one block from the beach and two miles from the famed Hearst Castle. San Simeon also serves as a stopping point for elephant seals – a sight not to be missed. This quiet town is also home to great hiking and beaches, plus a coastal winery. […]
[…]town charm and warm hospitality found here. Location Los Osos is a quaint town neighboring Morro Bay and located just north of San Luis Obispo. Situated along Highway 1, this is a great and somewhat undiscovered spot to call home for a few nights during your road trip. Visitors can’t […]
[…]Seal Vista Point, a renowned road trip destination located in the idyllic seaside village of San Simeon. As you may have already figured out from the name, this destination is famous for its high concentration of elephant seals, a species that was once driven to the brink of extinction in […]
[…]bluff, and a home within walking distance to the beach. Also offered are vacation rentals in Morro Bay that include oceanfront homes, homes offering easy beach access, homes near downtown and the Embarcadero and waterfront condos on the Embarcadero with private balconies or patios with amazing views of the harbor […]
[…]point for barrels of whale oil, cheese, butter and other commodities on the Central Coast. Old San Simeon Village was flourishing with two hotels, saloons, a blacksmith, a livery stable, a butcher, schools, a depot for a stage travel to Cambria and a telegraph line to San Luis Obispo. In […]
[…]views of the ocean and rocky shore. The park includes the Santa Rosa Creek Natural Preserve, the San Simeon Natural Preserve and the Pa-nu Cultural Preserve, which were established in 1990. A 3.3 mile trail runs through parts of the San Simeon Natural Preserve and the Washburn Campground. The trail […]
[…]from Highway One as the extended tip of a crescent that begins along a white sand beach called San Simeon Cove. The trail leading out to the point is a magical walk along a wooded path on the bluffs above the beach. Lacy moss dangles from the eucalyptus, pines, cedars, […]
[…]Trail in Avila Beach, and you’ll pass right by the Avila Bay Club Spa. Located midway along the trail, the Avila Bay Club is a private gym, but the attached spa is open to the public, seven days a week. In fact, the Avila Bay Club Spa welcomes all clients […]
