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Family Friendly Fun Along Highway 1
[…]along the coast, inspiring awe in even our littlest visitors. Follow our handy Highway 1 Whale Trail for the best places to catch a massive fluke, breach or spout!See the sealsSay hello to Highway 1’s famous elephant seals. With unique, trunk-like noses, they’re fun to observe at the The Piedras […]
10 Free (and Priceless!) Things To Do On Highway 1
[…]San Simeon you’ll find a sign for the Whale Trail, an organization that identifies the very best whale-watching spots along the West Coast. Why did they choose to post up here? Because San Simeon sees an overwhelming number of whales offshore throughout the year, particularly gray whales, minke whales, and […]
How to Have the Ultimate Highway 1 Summer Road Trip
[…]ensure that you’re well prepared for every pleasurable pull-off. Whether you’re interested in whale watching, mountain biking and kayaking or oceanfront dining, spa treatments and antique shops, there’s a route as individual as you are. Yes—daydreaming in detail can make all the difference between an amazing adventure and a not-so-satisfying […]
Where to Find Wildflowers along California Highway 1 this Spring
[…]botanical splendor, visit during peak wildflower viewing season, April-May. Watch for seabirds and whales while trekking more than a dozen distinct trails (some ADA-accessible). A popular spot for the whole family, bring your leashed pup and enjoy the colorful scenery. Traverse a wooden boardwalk meandering through wildflower blooms or hit […]
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Top 10 Things About Cambria
[…]on the horizon, too. A popular stop on Highway 1’s Whale Trail, Cambria is a prime location for whale watching, especially December-February. Perhaps today is the day you’ll catch a massive fluke or spout emerge from the waves. Don’t blink, you might miss it! Ready to hit the road? Now […]
Quiet Oaks Retreat
[…]has it! Amenities This house is designed to delight visitors. Entertainment options include watching streaming TV on the 80” flat screen, or grab a board game and settle in for family fun. There is a portable crib for any little ones and plenty of children’s toys. There is also beach […]
Things to do in Avila Beach
[…]people who are willing and able to hang on tight. Local tip: Wildlife lovers can book a two-hour whale watching excursion off the Avila coast with SLO Tours as well. Grab lunch on the Harford Pier If you’re not in the mood for the hustle and bustle of Avila Beach […]
Highway 1 is Dog-Friendly
[…]kingsnakes and the occasional Western Snowy Plover, a near-threatened species of shorebird. Whale Rock Reservoir Want a hike with extracurricular benefits for you and your pup? Take the 3.8-mile trail around Whale Rock Reservoir, located in the hills just above Cayucos. At 40,662 acre-feet, this serene reservoir supplies water to […]
Things to do in Los Osos Baywood
[…]precious landscape. The 24-acre Audubon Sweet Springs Nature Preserve offers up exciting bird watching opportunities, scenic hiking trails and stellar views of Morro Rock. Nearby, a docent led hike through Morro Bay’s Elfin Forest reveals a curious world of ancient pygmy oaks. Plus, an accessible, flat boardwalk makes the excursion […]
Things to do in Cayucos
[…]for decades, you’ll find many reasons to walk the pier. A prime location for fishing and whale watching along Highway 1, this historic pier is an official Whale Trail stop, complete with educational signage to help you along your way. Nestled at the end of Cayucos Drive on Cayucos’ scenic […]
How to Travel for Good on your Highway 1 Road Trip
[…]Elephant Seal Rookery, participate in a beach cleanup in Cambria or embark on an exhilarating whale watching adventure in Cayucos. From Ragged Point Inn’s dramatic backdrop to Nipomo’s undulating dunes, you’ll make lasting memories as you Travel for Good on your next Highway 1 Road Trip. Avila Beach A sunny […]
Things to do in Cambria
[…]dramatic ocean bluffs, a grassy marine terrace and a forested ridge showcasing views of migrating whales, birds, and playful otters. Yes, the effort is truly worth the view. Tour Stepladder Creamery Tour Stepladder Creamery in Cambria and find out where happy goats come from. Nested atop a lush hillside planted […]
Things to do in San Simeon
[…]visitors are invited to learn about the local environment and San Simeon wildlife. For whale watching opportunities, check-out a pair of binoculars from the center and walk down to the pier. Enjoy a self-guided tour of the pier itself, one of the primary points of interest for the region’s popular […]
Whale tail Cayucos
Whale tail Cayucos Photo by Danna […]
Whale Cayucos Morro Bay
Watching a juvenile Humpback whale blow, show tail and splash last week from the shore on Morro Strand Beach between Cayucos and Morro Bay. Photo by Danna […]