Los Berros Market and Deli
[ā¦]stop at Los Berros Market and Deli is just what you need. Inside youāll find a surprisingly well-stocked market and a deli that offers up meats from the outdoor [ā¦]
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Pinot and Potstickers
[ā¦]Vineyard Pinot Noir. Chef Garrett from Sichuan Kitchen will be serving up some amazing potstickers and other bites to be paired with the wines along with music from Aaron Russell. We canāt wait to see you there! Friday, July 19th at 5:30pm Pricing: $65 per personClub Pricing: $45 per personPricing [ā¦]
Top 10 Things About Cambria
[ā¦]of local olallieberry pie courtesy of Linnās Restaurant (you can thank us later). Famous for farm-to-table eats elevated by local ingredients, you wonāt find a fresher meal along Highway 1. That said, you need not stick to one particular menu: From barbecue to fine dining, family style or romantic, a [ā¦]
Dana Adobe
[ā¦]Maria Josefa Carrillo, accepted a Mexican land grant called Rancho Nipomo, which comprised 38,000 acres. In 1851, construction finished on the Dana Adobe, which the captain designed and built for his wife and 16 children. The house is the oldest in San Luis Obispo County, and was the first stopping [ā¦]
Los Osos Arts & Culture
[ā¦]by local artists. Whether you stroll through an ever-changing arts collective or stop by a tried-and-true gallery space, youāre sure to come away with a vivid sense of Los Ososā colorful spirit. Explore Los Osos Arts & Culture The Los Osos Art Walk The Los Osos Art Walk showcases a [ā¦]
Me and Zās
Authentic Mexican and seafood restaurant now located in Arroyo [ā¦]
Coastal Discovery Center at San Simeon Bay
[ā¦]affords rear-round views of majestic Elephant Seals, with populations soaring upwards of 17,000 during the peak months of January, April and October. The largest northern elephant seal rookery in the mainland United States, this totally one-of-a-kind wildlife viewing stop is located just 4.5 miles north of the Coastal Discovery Center [ā¦]
Smithsonian Magazine Recognizes Elephant Seal Efforts
[ā¦]Service, but still likely cost the young bison its life. He was eventuallyĀ finedĀ more than $1,000.Along the central coast of California, however, volunteers have worked hard to prevent these and other similar scenarios from occurring with the elephant seals.āItās not perfect here by any means, but we watch the bison in [ā¦]
Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary (MBNMS) ā South End
[ā¦]tidepools. See a Delta Submarine in person and learn about how technology has helped discover 1300+ shipwrecks offshore. Additional exhibits on watersheds, conservation and more can be found in this fascinating boutique marine museum. Find the Coastal Discovery Center in Old San Simeon at Hearst State Beach by the pier, [ā¦]
5 Highway 1 Road Trip Beach Cleanups
[ā¦]event represents the largest volunteer gathering in San Luis Obispo County, removing nearly 5,000 pounds of trash and recyclables from local beaches, waterways and lakes in 2022 alone! Read on for related efforts taking place across Highway 1. Truly, every helping hand makes a difference. More to explore: Thank yourself [ā¦]
Sea Otter Spotting
[ā¦]Sea Otter Spotting Head out to MontaƱa de Oro State Park to find the Bluff Trail, a 3.4-mile out-and-back hike with ocean views. Corallina Cove provides protection for sea otters that can often be seen from the trail. Follow the Bluff Trail out even further for a primitive hike to [ā¦]
The Points Guy Highlights Highway 1 Road Trip
[ā¦](think bougainvillea-draped stucco and red-tiled roofs) but now known for a happening farm-to-fork food scene and up-and-coming wine country.Our guide on this stretch of the coast is theĀ Highway 1 Road Trip, which offers maps, tips and suggestions for exploring the rich heritage of this lesser-known stretch of the coast. Our [ā¦]
Best Things to Do this Fall on your Highway 1 Road Trip
[ā¦]young-at-heart. Travel between hundreds of open artistsā studios along Highway 1 for an up-close-and-personal peek at their paintings, drawings, ceramics and jewelryāboth completed pieces and masterworks in progress.Dust off your dirndl and lederhosen! Each fall, our stretch of Highway 1 indulges in the sights, sounds, and flavors of Germany with [ā¦]
Scenic Drive: California Central Coast
[ā¦]vineyardsĀ and arriving at the Pacific. Planning went like a breeze. A week later, I wasĀ eye-to-eye with the pounding surf. ForĀ my first long drive of the year, Cambria became my home base to sampleĀ the outdoor thrillsĀ from Cayucos to Ragged Point. Each coastal town has aĀ unique character with plenty of restaurants, shops [ā¦]
Romance on Highway 1
[ā¦]steakhouse, Jockoās, for juicy steaks charred over fragrant oak coals. An array of romantic farm-to-table, sushi, Italian and French restaurants can also be found along Highway 1 as well as Michelin Star-rated establishments. Shopping Spend an hour or a day shopping along Highway 1. Explore diverse boutiques offering everything from [ā¦]
Avila Wine Trail
[ā¦]and pomegranate notes with a spicy finish.Ā The off-dry Pinot Grigio is so smooth and easy-to-drink they sometimes refer to it as ābeach juiceā in the tasting room.Ā (Morovino.com) Peloton Cellars focuses on high quality, very small lot wines. The wines are a result of their own detail-focused wine making [ā¦]
Hiking Los Osos
[ā¦]waterfall, and views, the Islay Creek Trail spans 6 miles, round trip, with an elevation gain of 300 feet. The trail begins where a stream terminates into Spoonerās Cove. The dirt trail winds inland from there, past the Islay Creek Campground. The trail offers terrific views of Hazard Peak and [ā¦]
Best Parks in Cambria
[ā¦]that Shamel Park has. For starters, itās right on the ocean at Moonstone Beach, perfect for beach-combing for sea glass, driftwood and moonstones. The landscape here is magical, with the stony shoreline, sparkling water, and gentle outlet of the Santa Rosa Creek in which to wade. But aside from the [ā¦]
Los Osos-Baywood Park Spa & Wellness Experiences
[ā¦]coffee, and housewares at boutiques in and around the downtown area. Or settle in for a farm-to-table meal or seaside dining experience to destress and encourage calm. However you decide to take care of yourself in Los Osos-Baywood Park, health, spas and wellness are an easy addition for a day [ā¦]
Biking Avila Beach
[ā¦]and rocky conditions, makes Ontario Ridge a challenging black diamond trail. From the top, enjoy 360-degree views of Avila Beach, Shell Beach, and the Pismo Bay, all the way south to Santa Barbara County. This is a popular local hiking trail, especially on the weekends. Remember to bring a bell [ā¦]
