[…]hikes, historical places and shops that are close to these galleries and studios. Follow a bluff trail, watch for whales, or lounge at the beach, and see why artists are eager to capture Cayucos’s charm. Come experience the charm of downtown Cayucos Events in Downtown Cayucos Cayucos Farmers’ Market Start […]
[…]A portion of this beach is also in Los Padres National Forest and it’s signed that way at the trailhead. On the north side of the Highway 1 bridge over San Carpoforo Creek there is a small pull-out parking area with a fence and a gate. It’s about eight miles […]
[…]visitors get to see more wildlife too. Monthly volunteer workdays vary from plant restoration to trail maintenance and are held on the third Saturday of each month, from 9am to noon. You can also participate in mustard, radish and thistle removal efforts, which are held almost every Wednesday from 8am […]
[…]unlike any other. The annual Scarecrow Festival includes plenty of fall festivities, including a trail of handmade scarecrows displayed throughout the town’s East and West Villages. The Cambria Scarecrow Festival Cambria Scarecrows Festival History The first scarecrow festival took place in 2009, with 30 scarecrows lining the streets of Cambria’s […]
[…]either way you can select from bikes and scooters both both kids and adults. They also have kids trailers available at no charge. This is a great way to explore the Bob Jones […]
[…]in freshwater, even within sight of the Pacific Ocean. The Oceano Lagoon is small — the Guiton Trail that runs the perimeter of the lagoon is just 1.3 miles long. It’s also somewhat tucked away and easy to miss, a treasure hidden amongst the dunes. Look for the Oceano Lagoon […]
[…]green Sycamore Resort bridge, a three minute walk from the main building or off of the Bob Jones Trail through the gate. Open from 10 am to […]
The culture and art found in Avila Beach has its roots in the beauty and proximity of the ocean itself. From art galleries and art shows to public art, historic architecture and jewelry classes, everything is influenced by the calm San Luis Bay. Find a wealth of fine art in […]
Los Osos art and culture brings together community art walks, artist galleries, studios and museums to create an enriching and educational tapestry. Widely known as the home of Montana de Oro State Park, this coastal community is sometimes referred to as the “unofficial artist’s hub of Highway 1.” From paintings […]
The charming hamlet of Cambria lies along a stretch of Highway 1 so picturesque, it can’t help but foster creativity and culture. This historic town sets the stage for some of Highway 1’s most beloved and meaningful artistic endeavors. Visit the Cambria Center for the Arts, where locals and visitors […]
[…]included Buster Blue, a macaw known to beg visitors for french fries. Look also for depictions of whales breaching in Avila Bay, kayakers on the water and the longstanding Avila Beach Junior Guards program for kids. Visiting Avila Beach, all you need to do is look out at the pier […]
The cultural landscape in San Simeon is dominated by Hearst Castle, the rambling estate built in 1919 by media magnate William Randolph Hearst. A passionate art collector, Hearst’s love of antiquity was influenced by childhood travels with his educator mother, Phoebe Hearst. The 90,000-square-foot home and gardens set a tone […]
Art and culture come alive in Oceano and Nipomo, providing enriching opportunities for the whole family to enjoy. From exploring California’s early Rancho history at the Dana Adobe & Cultural Center to discovering local art galleries and studios, experience a captivating mix of historical and creative offerings. Whether you step […]
[…]1 uncorks a world of local wine and beer delights. As a vital part of the renowned coastal wine trail, Highway 1 presents a wealth of tasting experiences for both wine aficionados and craft brew enthusiasts. Whether visitors seek the nuanced complexities of local wines or the crisp, invigorating notes […]
[…]electrical and full hook-up sites, as well as cabins that sleep up to six people. Many miles of trails at Lopez Lake cater to hikers, equestrian and mountain bikers. For views of the lake and even the ocean on clear days, check out the Duna Vista Loop Trail, which is […]
[…]Stables makes riding horseback a fun and safe bucket-list experience. The ranch offers one-hour trail rides on the beach and dunes with their own horses and gear, led by an experienced guide. Overnight boarding is also available for those bringing their own horse, as well as an arena and round […]
[…]Dine indoors in our craftsman-style seating area, or outdoors on our patio overlooking Bob Jones […]
[…]seeker in all of us the adrenaline rush we deserve. Once you make it to the other side, take the trail down to the creek for a different perspective. The park around the bridge serves as a community gathering spot and hosts all kinds of events, from weekend farmers markets […]
[…]the life and duties of a light keeper, visitors can ride in on the dedicated trolley, kayak from Whalers Beach, or hike with Pecho Coast Trail Guides.Don’t miss: Blinks from the Vega VLB 44-2.5 light, which still shines brightly enough to be visible from 17 miles away at night. Oceano […]
[…]terrain where vines meet the sea. Your friends will love cruising along The Avila Beach Wine Trail, which leads to festive tasting rooms (including Kelsey See Canyon Winery, famous for its coastal chardonnay mixed with See Canyon apple cider. These crisp, slightly sweet bottles make for fabulous stocking stuffers, to be sure! […]
