[…]AM. About a mile south of the lighthouse is the Elephant Seal Rookery, the largest on the West Coast, which offers a boardwalk for easy viewing. Between all of the hikes, historic sites, and the Ragged Point Inn, exploring this tiny, special stretch of coast could easily take a full […]
[…]Central Coast Fun fact: there are over 10,000 types of seaweed in the ocean. Learn all about the varieties and health benefits of seaweed on a foraging tour with Marley Family Seaweeds on California’s Central Coast, along the Highway 1 Road Trip.Surrounded by stunning views, you’ll spend 90 minutes walking […]
[…]and two children, shares some popular road schooling sites with USA TODAY:California’s Central CoastIf you’re going to be driving anyway, why not explore the Pacific Coast Highway, one of the most beautiful roads in the world? From the wild landscape of Big Sur to the Piedras Blancas elephant seal rookery in San Simeon […]
[…]month, California’s Coastal Commission and Coastal Conservancy made exploring the diverse trails along the coast even more accessible by releasing a digital map of the existing sections of the California Coastal Trail—a network of paths that could eventually allow the public to traverse the entire length of California’s 1,230-mile-long coast. This collection of trails […]
[…]Coast Highway: Santa Barbara to San Simeon California’s Pacific Coast Highway stuns with vibrant green hills, dramatic cliffs, and sparkling ocean views. Start in Santa Barbara, where you can take in Mediterranean-style architecture, stroll beautiful beaches, and visit the historic Old Mission Santa Barbara, known for its bell towers and […]
[…]he had numerous outbuildings, a water-powered creamery, and a cliff side loading cute used by coastal steamers. In fact, during the 50 years they lived there, the Spooners contributed to San Luis Obispo County becoming the largest dairy county in the world. Spooner built a landing at Spooner’s Cove where […]
[…]great waves and uncrowded sands, stand-up paddle boarders (SUP) and kite surfers also enjoy the coastal playground. Look for northeast winds, waist-high and higher swells from the southwest, and high tide for ideal conditions. Spring and summer provide the best, most consistent conditions on this exposed beach break. For specifics, […]
[…]in Morro Bay has been an icon for sportfishing, whale watching and private charter on the Central Coast. Offering four boats, ranging from 55 to 90 feet. The Admiral is the flag ship and is rigged for half day, full day or overnight excursions. All boats are United States Coast […]
[…]in Morro Bay has been an icon for sportfishing, whale watching and private charter on the Central Coast. Offering four boats, ranging from 55 to 90 feet. The Admiral is the flag ship and is rigged for half day, full day or overnight excursions. All boats are United States Coast […]
[…]to Pico Creek just down the hill. This is considered one of the best surf spots on the Central Coast with a reef break just in front of the creek mouth. Just another 1.8 miles south on the Highway you’ll cross the San Simeon Creek bridge and turn left into […]
[…]town of Los Osos. It offers hiking trails and excellent views of Morro Bay and the Rock. The Morro Coast Audubon Society chapter manages this preserve on the north side of Ramona Avenue, between Broderson and 4th Street (dawn to dusk use). Trails lead among Monterey Cypress and eucalyptus to […]
[…]Water Sport Activities at Avila While surfing Avila Beach draws many visitors, this protected coastal haven offers numerous ways to enjoy its beautiful blue waters. The same calm conditions that make Avila Beach’s surf spots perfect for beginners create an ideal environment for diverse water adventures. Swimmers can begin their […]
[…]coast. You will also experience many types of sea life found here and enjoy the scenic California coastline. The waters off Morro Bay are home to an incredible assortment of marine mammals. The most common whales sighted on our whale watching adventures are the majestic Pacific Gray Whales but the […]
Featuring Central Coast artists. On the waterfront in Morro Bay. Open 7 days; different artist featured monthly. Painting – jewelry – photography- sculpture – pottery. Gallery at Marina Square is an esteemed Fine Art and Crafts gallery, run by a community of professional artists who are winners of awards, grants, […]
[…]heritage and grape-growing history dates back at least eight generations on California’s Central Coast. Today, owners Dana and Marsha Merrill keep the tradition alive, farming the Pomar Junction Vineyards along with their son, General Manager Matthew Merrill, while Winemaker Jim Shumate works the magic of transforming sustainably-raised fruit into a […]
[…]courses in the U.S. with 3 sets of tees for novices to pros. Play with family and friends through coastal surroundings for a new, challenging experience. FootGolfSea Pines Golf Resort also offers the Central Coast’s only FootGolf course. An up-and-coming game, FootGolf combines soccer and golf with a regulation #5 […]
[…]is a treat for your game and for your senses. Hunter Ranch Golf Course is a member of the Central Coast Golf Trail, where it’s always a perfect time to golf! The golf courses on the Trail are located throughout San Luis Obispo County. Visit CentralCoastGolfTrail.com for more […]
[…]States, this totally one-of-a-kind wildlife viewing stop is located just 4.5 miles north of the Coastal Discovery Center and is free and open to the public all year long. With a little education from the Coastal Discovery Center, you might just be able to separate the calls of males, females […]
[…]beach towns encompass something different, so you’ll want to check everything out! The North Coast in San Luis Obispo County is part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, which includes 33 species of marine mammals, 94 species of seabirds, 345 species of fishes, and numerous invertebrates and plants. Be […]
[…]beach towns encompass something different, so you’ll want to check everything out! The North Coast in San Luis Obispo County is part of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary, which includes 33 species of marine mammals, 94 species of seabirds, 345 species of fish, and numerous invertebrates and plants. Be […]
