Out of the vineyards of California’s Central Coast, Firestone Walker Brewing Company has grown to become an authentic regional craft brewer. We integrate traditional brewing disciplines, a fascination with wooden barrels and a passion for brewing to create some of the most awarded craft brews in the world. We believe […]
[…]the bridge out of Avila and into Port San Luis. It has parking along the road and a ramp down to the sand. You are allowed to drive onto the beach only unload or load a small boat you are launching. A 4-wheel drive vehicle is recommended as it’s easy […]
[…]efforts by the Chamber of Commerce in 1955. During a large storm in 1983 the pier was destroyed and had to be rebuilt. A group known as the Baywood Navy has taken over maintenance of the pier and paints it annually, a week prior to their annual Boatzart in the […]
[…]a parking area and marked by a sign. Walking along the beach from the access point is the only way to get to the Morro Bay Sandspit, where a variety of birds flock in the […]
[…]3/4 miles each way. Easy hike. Directions: Return to Highway 1 going south, turn right onto Burton Drive, right onto Fern Drive. Follow Fern Drive to the bottom of Fern Canyon and on the left is a marker for the beginning of the trail. 1 mile from the Santa Rosa Creek […]
ONX Estate wines are fashioned in an avant garde style to bring bold but elegant wine to your dining and social experience. The eclectic offering of Rhone wines with subtle Bordeaux blends are achieved by the unique estate vineyards, which are nurtured by alluvial fans of calcareous soils, hand crafted […]
[…]by, grab a brew or two and relax. Enjoy our glorious beer gardens with friends while you listen to the waterfall and experience the Central Coast the way its meant to be enjoyed…outside. You can also pull up to the bar inside the brewery where you’ll feel like you’re part […]
Lampton Cliffs Park is a 2.1-acre park with trails and benches overlooking the sea. A sheltered inlet can be reached by way of a wooden staircase. Leashed pets are permitted in the park and on the […]
Our camp in Cambria was established in 1946 to serve the community as a non-profit camp and a conference center. Located halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco on the Central Coast. Camp Ocean Pines sits on thirteen acres of Monterey Pine forest that overlooks the ocean […]
[…]with First Street for kayakers, a labyrinth at the intersection with Second Street, hiking and more kayak access at Baywood Way, and also a small beachfront […]
[…]for every occasion from Paso Robles wine tasting tours, Hearst Castle tours, and Amtrak getaways to completely customizable transportation services throughout the Central Coast. We’re available for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, dinner shuttles, beer pub crawls, city slicker tours, concerts and other […]
[…]riparian habitats. The area’s wandering distribution of double-track attests to its mining history and also serves as a link between the single track […]
[…]was built for passengers waiting for ships. The Ocean Hotel was purchased by the Marre family and becomes the Hotel […]
[…]of Malbec, Petite Verdot, Syrah, and Chardonnay along with five to eight red blends under the brand names of Bon Niche and its cousin label, Birdland Cellars. The remote vineyard, just on the fringe of civilization makes having a full time tasting room prohibitive. For the moderately adventuresome, the drive […]
[…]Museum at the Paso Robles Volunteer Firehouse is a non-profit organization formed in June of 2002. Its purpose is to develop and maintain an interactive educational facility for the children, families, and educators in our community, while showcasing the heritage of the Paso Robles Volunteer […]
[…]the route that hugs the California coast, providing access to austere, windswept cypress trees, fog-shrouded cliffs and the crashing surf of the Pacific Ocean. Views include rugged canyons, towering redwoods, sea lions, and other marine […]
Listen to the quiet and stillness that only a small town in an untouched countryside can provide. Cayucos is the perfect remedy for those who suffer from the ills and frustrations of life in the fast lane in our crowded cities. Peaceful, underdeveloped ranchlands with cattle grazing on undulating, oak-crested […]
[…]downtown San Luis Obispo, the Historic Jack House and Gardens is a community gem featuring docent-led tours and special events throughout the […]
Believed to have originally been constructed in the early 1800’s and renovated around 1860, the Sauer Adobe on Chorro Street in San Luis Obispo has a somewhat sordid history. The building has served as private residence, hotel, restaurant, tearoom, boarding house and rumored bordello. A restoration was undertaken in 1963, […]
[…]offers both craft beers and mead. It is our goal to provide fantastic brews, a great atmosphere, and a unique experience for […]
