[…]Adventures, you’re guaranteed an intimate, eco-friendly experience that brings you closer to nature’s wonders. Nipomo & Oceano Whale Watching The rugged California beach towns of Oceano and Nipomo sit at the end of one of the state’s largest dune complexes. Watch the whales ― then watch visitors driving and horseback […]
[…]us, but also testament to nature and the generosity that it provides. Weathering the elements of nature and the march of time, a handful of Clayhouses more often referred to as Adobes, continue to stand today as relics of Paso Robles’ pioneering past. This wine is an ode to our […]
[…]Bay Nature Center Gear up for an educational deep dive into Morro Bay’s landscape at Morro Bay Nature Center, where aquariums bubble with steelhead and trout swimming among otherworldly eelgrass. Take in fascinating 3-D images of the estuary plus memorable views and wildlife sightings aided by complementary binoculars. A docent […]
[…]donations, contribute to the ongoing preservation efforts. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, nature lover, or simply seeking a unique coastal experience, the Point San Luis Lighthouse offers an enriching journey through time against the backdrop of Highway 1’s breathtaking coast. More in Avila Beach Known for its stunning natural beauty, […]
[…]enthusiasts alike. Explore the bluff boardwalk trail, pine forest and tidepools—a perfect nature activity for curious kiddos. Seeking a longer trek that affords wildlife sightings and breathtaking vistas? Traverse dramatic ocean bluffs, a grassy marine terrace and a forested ridge showcasing views of migrating whales, birds, and playful otters. Yes, […]
[…]two butterfly groves in Los Osos Baywood—located at the Sea Pines Golf Course and Sweet Springs Nature Preserve, respectively—you can easily add a touch of orange-and-black magic to your day. Note: Highway 1’s monarch butterfly groves are best viewed October through February, when the insects migrate to our mild shores. […]
Welcome Unincorporated County Business Improvement District ConstituentsThe unincorporated County tourism Business Improvement District (CBID) created this section of the website to provide information to our constituents on the activities of the CBID Advisory Board and our Local Fund Area boards. We welcome your feedback and questions. Please call our Administrator, Cheryl […]
[…]of long white beaches, rugged cliffs, velvety green rolling hills, and peaceful valleys. Enjoy nature’s playground: we have waves to surf, piers to fish, mountains to summit, wildlife to watch and curves to hug. So put the top down, inhale the sea spray, and get ready to roam. Welcome to […]
[…]to over 175 species of flowering plants and more than 150 species of birds, which should keep any nature enthusiasts in your group busy. Plus, with more than 350 campsites, you can take your time really enjoying this bit of paradise. Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area Oceano, CA There’s […]
[…]is fabulous here, as you can stake your tent just one mile from the sea). Tip: Seeking endless nature walks along the coast? San Simeon State Park also includes the Santa Rosa Creek Natural Preserve and the Pa-nu Cultural Preserve, rife with natural wonders. Trust us, there’s more mesmerizing terrain […]
[…]black sands and a secret watering hole—all to yourself! The sound of water tumbling over rock is nature’s symphony. Luckily, Highway 1 offers front-row seats to some spectacular performances (if you’re willing to work for it). At Ragged Point, a heart-pumping hike down a seaside cliff rewards you with a […]
[…]Bluff Trail at Montaña de Oro: Nature's Grand Gallery Welcome to the crown jewel of Los Osos—sure to be your most shared pic yet. The Bluff Trail at Montaña de Oro State Park showcases nature’s artistry with windswept dunes and dramatic coastal cliffs to match. Every turn presents a new […]
[…]what awaits in San Simeon and Ragged Point, where trails carve through untamed wilderness like nature’s own choose-your-own-adventure story. Here, paths meander from gentle coastal walks to summit-seeking challenges, each one offering those postcard-perfect Pacific views that make California, well, California. The best part? There’s no need to fight crowds […]
The Moonstone Day Spa reflects the gifts of nature, which are abound in Cambria. Our focus is to facilitate the experience of the connection between mind, body and spirit; the connection between one’s own body and a sense of self; the connection to Nature and to Spirit. Our treatment products […]
[…]We pride ourselves on being part of the Green Spa network which are attuned to the rhythms of nature as well as the rhythms of the human body. When nature and body are in harmony humans feel healthier, stronger and more […]
[…]parking lot, just by the Nature Center on the right. The trailhead is on the east side of the Nature Center, by the lagoon on the east side. No dogs allowed. Oceano Dunes Preserve Trail This 2-mile round-trip hike winds through the 570-acre Oceano Dunes Natural Preserve, away from the […]
[…]only at the 16th Street entrance, just north of Santa Ysabel Avenue. Docent Lead Trail Walks “Nature Walks in the Elfin Forest” are led by experienced and knowledgeable docents on different topics each month. Examples of trail walks include an exploration of the different insects in the forest, wildlife rehabilitation, […]
[…]Highway 1 Road Trip Map. An impassioned landscape artist, Sherrie lends a helping hand to Mother Nature as a member of the San Luis Outdoor Painters for the Environment. By exploring and supporting Arroyo Grande’s home-grown arts community, you come away with a greater appreciation for the region. Clark Center […]
[…]own special event series, including annual seasonal favorites. Some previous events have included NatureFest, a celebration of the Dana Adobe’s natural abundance, with crafts, hikes, and animal presentations. The Halloween Bash featured a trunk-or-treat event complete with popcorn and an outdoor family-friendly movie. The Annual Fundraising Gala in December toasts […]
[…]feature touch screens that provide visitors the opportunity to find out what the forces of nature are doing at that moment in time. Visitors can build a sand dune, operate the hydrologic cycle and dig into the food pit to create their own food chains. The Museum of Natural History […]
