[…]the activity, which allows you to glide along the ocean’s surface. Try SUPing in Avila Beach and Baywood Park, where the ocean is calm and panoramic views are fantastic.Play piersideHighway 1’s many piers offer so much more than an afternoon stroll. Cast a fishing line off the Cayucos Pier, enjoy […]
[…]Bay Art in the Park Experience the artistic heritage of Morro Bay at the 67th annual Art in the Park Show. Immerse yourself in the world of art as you explore over 100 booths showcasing the talents of local artisans in a picturesque outdoor setting. Food and drink options, available […]
[…]1, including Oceano, Pismo Beach, Avila Beach, Los Osos-Baywood (at Montana de Oro State Park), Morro Bay, Cayucos, Cambria, and W.R. Hearst State Beach in San Simeon. 3. Get a walking tour of historic Cambria. The little hamlet of Cambria features a remarkably well-preserved East Village, with buildings that date […]
Sunny Highway 1 beckons this summer. Let’s hit the road! One of America’s most scenic byways, this iconic stretch of highway was designed for top tier summer fun. Start your engine and grab the wheel: With awe-inspiring views, stellar selfie spots, pristine beaches, wildlife sightings, oceanfront dining and more, there’s […]
[…]salt and spray all year round. Come Spring, colorful blooms pop up to add a little extra flair to Morro Bay’s most famous landmark. One of the Central Coast’s iconic Seven Sisters, this popular destination once plugged an extinct volcano active some 23 million years ago. These days, you’ll find […]
[…]town. From either direction, the trail passes through sycamore forests, alongside the Avila Beach Estuary, and past the beach. Along the way, stop to rest at a bench or listen to the sounds of birdsong in the trees. Halfway down the Bob Jones Trail, stop for coffee, tea, wine, or […]
[…]south side near Toro Creek Road, adjacent to Morro Bay. (In fact, locals often call this the Morro Bay Dog Beach for its proximity to Cayucos’s neighbor to the south.It’s also sometimes called Toro Creek Beach.) Here, fun is the name of the game. The beach is wide, the sand […]
[…]red-hot wares. You can just as easily cast a line off a historic pier, glide across calm back bay waters with the help of a rented stand-up paddle board or get the blood pumping with an ATV ride along the ocean’s edge. Craft beer fans will enjoy the wide array […]
[…]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 easy for all to enjoy. Visit the Spooner Ranch House Museum at Montana de Oro […]
[…]farmers market.Learn MoreLos OsosDo as the locals do! Enjoy this itinerary that takes in Los Osos Baywood’s, beaches, nature preserves, cafes and brewpubs and get a chance to work alongside locals helping preserve our trails. Learn MoreSan Simeon & Ragged PointDrive Highway 1 between these two towns, and you’ll understand […]
[…]have all the fun? Los Osos & Baywood Los Osos/Baywood is crowned by stunning Montana de Oro. Discover a playground of coastal hiking trails, tidepools and secluded coves at this incredible state park: hikers, mountain bikers and equestrians welcome! For more chill fun, sink your toes into the sand at […]
[…]in the morning, before the coastal fog lifts, Neal Maloney, owner of Morro Bay Oyster Company, takes his motorboat out to Morro Bay, an expansive lagoon and saltwater marsh just outside Downtown San Luis Obispo. A tiny platform serves as the hub of the company’s Pacific Gold oyster-farming operation. Each oyster […]
Looking for things to do in San Simeon? This beautiful seaside town offers up exceptional wildlife viewing, hiking, dining and sightseeing. San Simeon is home to historic Hearst Castle, a must-see attraction that combines impressive architecture, museum-worthy works of art and stunning coastal views. Roadtrippers should plan on staying overnight […]
[…]blow, show tail and splash last week from the shore on Morro Strand Beach between Cayucos and Morro Bay. Photo by Danna […]
[…]Bean java, then hit not one—but two—nearby Monarch Butterfly groves. A kayak tour of the Morro Bay Estuary is a great way to get an up-close look at local scenery and wildlife, but visitors can just as easily spend the day playing disc or foot golf at Sea Pines Golf […]
