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Things to do in Ragged Point
[…]of Highway 1 between Ragged Point and Edna Valley is popular among cyclists, wine tasters and whale watchers alike. Explore William Randolph Hearst’s famous hilltop mansion, stroll along a historic pier at WR Hearst State Beach and wine taste at Hearst Family Winery in San Simeon. Farther south, visit charming […]
Things to do on Highway 1
[…]toys and books make this a family-favorite stop. Berry picking at Avila Valley Barn Whale Watching Avila Beach offers prime opportunities for whale sightings, allowing visitors to witness the grace of these majestic creatures in their natural habitat. The optimal time for whale watching in Avila Beach is during the […]
Air Sports of Oceano and Nipomo
[…]to its bright yellow open cockpit. Enjoy a scenic flight for two over the Oceano Dunes—or even whale watch from above! Seeking something a little more exhilarating? Book one of Banner Airways’ exciting thrill rides and feel the roar of a 450 horsepower Pratt & Whitney radial engine in action. […]
Top 10 Reasons You Should Take a Highway 1 Road Trip
[…]animal sightings come standard. From elephant seals in San Simeon, sea otters in Morro Bay and birdwatching in Nipomo, you’re never far from your next awesome animal encounter along Highway 1. In fact, this pristine landscape is home to a surprising cast of wildlife characters: Check out the Monarch Butterfly […]
Things to do in Paso Robles
[…]home. You can even spot Bald Eagles if you’re lucky (up your chances with the help of Eagle Watching Tours). With more than 500 campsites, pitch your tent among the oaks or along the water’s edge. Lake San Antonio remains one of the only places in California where shoreline camping […]
Four Days on the Central Coast with AARP
[…]miles fom the Paficic.” Day 3: Whale Watching & Hiking “As much as we focus outward to the ocean, the coastline comprises historic ranchland. Fortunately, many of these once massive spreads have been saved from development and most also pay homage to the indigenous Chumash people, who’ve lived throughout the […]
5 Wild Ways to Soak up the Surf along Highway 1
[…]plenty of sunny days, Avila Beach is a SUPer’s dream. Gracefully skim the surface of the ocean watching for curious seals and otters in your wake. Our fave paddle? Travel back in time when you SUP from Avila’s Harford Pier to the San Luis Lighthouse, a 125-year-old relic restored to […]
5 Ways to Enjoy Central Coast Event Season Like a Local
[…]July 4th parade and sand sculpture contest in laid back Cayucos. Trust us: There’s nothing like watching those magical fireworks explode above crashing waves! 4. Make a Move Music to your ears: Whether you consider yourself a stellar shaker or more of a wallflower, you’re sure to tap your toes […]
Best Restaurants in SLO
[…]salads, and sandwiches. Each crepe is named after places in San Luis Obispo County, like the Whale Rock crepe, a sweet treat with fresh strawberries, whipped cream, and chocolate sauce. The Bishop Peak crepe features herb baked chicken breast, portobello mushrooms, roasted garlic, caramelized onions and mozzarella cheese. Savory crepes […]
5 Surprising Ways to Hike the Beach along Highway 1
[…]ship is lovely for enjoying a post-hike snack while quoting your favorite lines from Titanic. Whale of a time: One of the best beach hikes with total 360-degree views, the Whale Rock Reservoir in Cayucos is fabulous April through November, when wildflowers bloom and birdwatching is at its peak. These […]
Pismo Beach Pier & Promenade
[…]opportunities for kids to swing, play and explore. Inspired by local marine life and culture, Whale Surfing Playground boasts several imaginative play structures, including a massive Humpback Whale, Clam slide, and surfboards perfect for climbing. Designed by Danish architect Monstrum and directly overlooking the beach from the base of Pismo […]
Highway 1’s Hidden Secrets: Surprising Highway 1 Wildlife Viewing Tips
[…]you can easily step into the natural world without emptying your wallet. It’s a wonder that whale watching along Highway 1’s Whale Trail is completely free, making available the very best whale watching locations, including ten across the Central Coast and six located dotting Highway 1 alone. Simply stop at […]
Fodor’s Lists San Simeon a Top Wildlife Viewing Spot
[…]focused on conservation. Whales are some of the most popular wildlife along this stretch of coastline. Within San Luis Obispo County, the Whale Trail has 10 viewing spots – the most of any other county in California. At each spot, visitors will find interpretive signs with details about the whale […]
Parade Highlights Highway 1 Hidden Gems
[…]meal. Just don’t let the cat inside!41. Whale-watch at Avila BeachThere are plenty of whale-watching spots along Highway 1 but it’s Avila Beach that sees the most whale action. Grab a spot on the Hartford Pier, paddle out into San Luis Bay, or opt for a tour.42. Tour The Luffa Farm The […]
Highway 1 is Home to ‘Coastal Calm’
[…]while glimpses of waves splintering against rock fill the other. You can find 13 state parks, 10 whale trails, five piers, two lighthouses, a national estuary and a national marine preserve along your journey. To help the curious explore and organize all these treasures in the Pacific Coast trove, the […]
Choose Your Highway 1’s Hidden Secrets Adventure Style
[…]sightings, unique wine experiences and more. Tuck into a bespoke picnic for two, spot otters, whales and zebras in their natural habitat, forage for seaweed along secluded tide pools or uncover uncommon historical sights that you’ve just got to see to believe. Happy adventuring! Download the Hidden Secrets […]
Distilleries of Highway 1
[…]through Monday, 11am to 5pm. Locals tip: the Udsen family loves music, as evidenced by the Whale Rock Music & Arts Festival they hold at Castoro Cellars each fall. You can also find music at Bethel Rd. Distillery, where live sessions include top touring musicians, local bands, and more. The […]
Forbes Lists Highway 1 Discoveries Worth a Stop
[…]miles down the road migrating whales are often visible between December and February off Moonstone Beach in Cambria. But even if the whales aren’t there, waves crashing against the rocks and sea lions hanging out on the rocks are a scenic background to lunch at the Moonstone Beach Bar & Grill for […]
