Explore the culinary wonders of Paso Robles, a renowned food and wine destination on the Central Coast. Hungry visitors flock downtown to enjoy a melting pot of global cuisines all within a three-block radius. From French and Italian plates to Japanese and new American delicacies, this colorful array of menus […]
[…]Bay Skate Park The Morro Bay Skate Park is a classic attraction for skateboards of all walks of life. Known as “Rockies Skate Park,” this park is home to the Skateboard Museum, an iconic local institution, now defunct but fondly remembered. Featuring a four-foot mini ramp, banks and a half […]
[…]Around here, 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 […]
[…]in Morro Bay Museum of Natural History The Morro Bay Museum of Natural History is a fun, educational and interactive museum designed visitors of all ages. Learn about the natural habitats of the area, partake in hands-on activities, and marvel at panoramic views of the estuary, bay, sand dunes and […]
[…]restaurants and coffee shops sit on the quiet seaside that offers the best views of the Morro Bay rock that appears to rise out of the sea to the north. A hillside golf course overlooks a sleepy bay and the beautiful Montaña De Ora State Park.” Read the full Top […]
[…]No joke! Stellar waves abound at Morro Rock, a 23-million-year-old volcanic plug that doubles as Morro Bay’s most iconic natural wonder. Simply grab your board and head to Morro Strand State Beach (it’s difficult to miss the 500-foot behemoth rising majestically from the salt and spray). Just north in Cayucos, […]
[…]Discovery Center is a collaborative museum operated by California State Parks and the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary. Learn about the area through a mural painted on the center’s exterior wall that details its natural history and cultural heritage. And don’t miss the opportunity to walk back in time with […]
[…]it makes sense that we’d host a plethora of art events spring through summer. Be sure to peruse Morro Bay’s Art in the Park, the second oldest fine arts and crafts show in California, hosted in Morro Bay Park May 28-30, July 2-4 and September 3-5. Plus, each Sunday, Art […]
[…]1 is ideal for a family getaway or a couples beach retreat. With its views overlooking the Avila Bay, this is one place you will never want to leave. Location Avila Beach might not be as well known as neighboring Pismo Beach, but the locals might tell you it’s actually […]
[…]graceful jellyfish captured in glass. The psychedelic, surf-and-skate nature-inspired paintings of Morro Bay artists Forever Stoked also enjoy pride of place here. Come shop for the perfect piece to grace your home, or just wander and enjoy the diverse array of artwork. Don’t miss the kids’ section, where colorful and […]
[…]shortcake. Watch live entertainment at each of the cross streets: Nipomo, Broad, Garden, Chorro, Morro and Osos. And don’t miss the citrus, lettuces, nuts, mushrooms, greens, honey, and preserves from farmers’ market vendors. SLO Farmers Market photo courtesy of @_laura_prietto Theater in Downtown SLO The Palm If you love arthouse […]
[…]farmlands and several of the Nine Sisters peaks before the landscape opens to the ocean in Morro Bay. Follow Highway 1 the whole 57 miles up to Ragged Point, or stop at one of the quaint coastal communities along the way. Explore downtown Cayucos, with its antique shops, cafes, and […]
[…]San Luis Obispo sits along the path of the Nine Sisters, a set of nine peaks that stretch from Morro Rock to Edna Valley. Most of these peaks have trails that are open to the public, with various levels of difficulty and elevation gains. Other trails like Cuesta Ridge, Poly […]
