[…]winding along the cliffs, there’s plenty of gentler routes geared towards casual and beginner riders. Spin from forest to sea on the Bob Jones trail in Avila Beach, a flat, easy ride that runs through bucolic creek habitat to a white sand beach. Easily rent bikes at a number of […]
[…]You can go down below and view the kelp through the windows that are located on either side of the boat. There is a long seat that runs down the middle for relaxed viewing. The skipper throws food over the side of the boat and the fish that live in […]
[…]sewer, and electric), as well as tent camping facilities. The park's marina features boat slips, boat rentals, and a fully stocked marina store with bait and boating accessories. A year-round general store and a seasonal restaurant are at the water's […]
[…]Preservation). This favorite 1-mile trail along the Pacific Ocean welcomes pedestrians, horseback riders, and bicyclists. It also protects the home of many endangered species, including red-legged frogs and Monterey pines. Completely ADA accessible, this trail is a reminder of what dedicated citizens can do to protect a precious space. At […]
[…]its own mix of amenities. Greatest among them is access to the beach, specifically the concrete boat ramp that makes launching into the ocean easy. (Bring your kayak here for an especially easy spot to venture out for a pleasure cruise or kayak fishing.) Parking is free, as is use […]
[…]for family-friendly fun, whether for independent exploration or as part of a guided tour. Several boat tours are also available from the harbor. Beach gear, gifts, a specialty garden shop and art galleries line the street. During the holidays, stand along the Embarcadero with a warm drink to watch the […]
[…]the area north of Avila Beach around Port San Luis makes it easy to put in with ramps and boat launches. This zone is also much more accessible by car, where you can park mere feet from the water, untie your kayak, and paddle. Setting out for a day of […]
[…]a knowledgeable concierge is on-hand to plan each tour down to the last detail. SLO Safe Ride SLO Safe Ride is a trusted ground transportation operator servicing San Luis Obispo, Paso Robles, Edna Valley, SLO Coast Wine areas and the entire Central Coast Wine Region. The local charter service utilizes […]
[…]dunes, but don’t miss the chance to ride over them, too. Pismo State Beach welcomes horseback riders to saddle up for an experience to remember. Riders have several options to choose from for their adventure. Bring your own horse and enjoy trotting over hard-packed sand near the seashore for a […]
[…]include water and a water trough. Campers must clean up after their horses.Madonna Inn Trail RidesAll levels of experience are welcome to take a guided trail ride on the Madonna Inn’s tamed and trained horses. Children 7 years and older can get in on the adventure, too. Guests take horses […]
[…]and horses. To do so, step to the bottom edge of the trail to let hikers and horses pass. Always ride in control — do not skid or slide on the trail. Also, only ride on dry trails. After rains, if you can see tire tracks on the trail, it’s […]
[…]parents and kids. Kayak with a guide to the Point San Luis Lighthouse, or take an adventure boat ride on the Seaweed Express. Hit the Central Coast Aquarium, where visitors can touch sharks, feed the octopus or watch jellyfish dance. Spend an afternoon walking or cycling the Bob Jones Trail […]
[…]guy and girl getaway trips, bachelor and bachelorette parties, family reunions and more.SLO Safe RideThis local specialist provides safe and fun transportation for your wine tasting adventure. Each trip includes a knowledgeable driver, a luxury bus, limousine or large-group vehicle, door-to-door pick-up and drop-off, and bottled water. For an all-inclusive […]
[…]exhibits, shopping and so much more, there’s never a dull moment at the Mid-State Fair. Ready to ride? The carnival offers rides for all ages, and even the littlest fair-goers can enjoy a thrill thanks to the Cub Country kiddie area. Known for hosting major music artists on the main […]
[…]Clydesdale herds can be found roaming Cambria’s countryside at Covell Ranch (go for an elevated ride and savor a totally unique way to admire rolling hills and Monterey Pines). Whoa, now!Shift into high gear: With the gas pedal underfoot and the undulating dunes in your rearview mirror, you’re on your […]
[…]you’ll find ample parking, less crowds and pristine habitats. You won’t have to worry about boat traffic either, as you’ll find yourself nearby several secluded alcoves known for abundant wildlife viewing opportunities. A Kayak Shack Looking for kayak gear or simply a bit of advice before paddling out? Located on […]
[…]for an easy left. (Want something more challenging? Head a little north of that break for steeper rides, or you can paddle across the channel inlet for the Sandspit surf spot.) It holds most swells up to six feet — sometimes taller, depending on the state of the sandbars. To […]
[…]The name “Cayucos” refers to a time when this area’s earliest inhabitants used kayak-like boats, observed by Spanish explorers. Cayucos’s appeal remains the same as when the native Chumash lived here: a mild climate, bountiful ocean, and protected bay. Later, Captain Cass would take advantage of Cayucos’ many charms by […]
[…]Point Purisima, Point Sal, Point Lobos, Point Buchon or Point San Luis. Alternatively, charter a boat from Patriot Sportfishing, and design the itinerary yourself. Depending on the season, weather and availability, you might catch rock cod, crab, ling cod, albacore and/or salmon. Crave seafood, but not interested in catching your […]
[…]surf spot sits just south of the historic pier built by Captain Cass in the late 19th century. Rideable ways here are at 90% or higher 11 months out of the year, the least rideable month being August. (Contrast that with the month of November, in which 100% of waves […]
