Bay Access & Trail
[…]in Los Osos, you’ll find access to the Morro Bay Estuary. From here you can walk a trail around the inlet, launch a kayak or just take in the sights. This section of coastline is protected, offering a scenic […]
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Cerro San Luis Obispo Trail
[…]The trail up to this volcanic peak has great views of Laguna Lake and Bishop’s Peak. From the summit, there are views of San Luis Obispo, the Santa Lucia Mountains and the chain of morros to Morro […]
Quarry Trail
[…]Park under the shadow of Cerro Cabrillo, a 911-foot double-peaked ridge. The Quarry Trail skirts the southern flank of Cerro Cabrillo, past the rubble piles of an abandoned quarry site used for road construction in the […]
Black Hill Trail
[…]landscape. These volcanic plugs include Hollister Peak and the famed Morro Rock. Black Hill, the last peak in the volcanic series before Morro Rock, has a trail that tours a little of everything – chaparral, eucalyptus, oaks, pines, and coastal shrubs. From the mountain’s 640-foot summit, you can view the […]
Pacific Valley Bluff Trail
[…]ocean views. The unique plant life here is unlike anything else; scrubby bushes and flowers dot the fields and tuck themselves away among the rocky coastline and cliffs. Take your time walking up and down the ocean's edge, enjoying the breezes and […]
Cliffside Trail
The Ragged Point Inn and Resort is located at the northernmost corner of San Luis Obispo County, 18 miles north of Hearst Castle on Highway 1, at the base of the Big Sur National Scenic Byway. Besides having one of the few gas stations on this portion of Route 1, […]
Avila Beach Hiking
[…]Beach Bluff Trail and on to the Pirate’s Cove – Mallagh Landing trail, descend the summit on the other side of the mountain. To hike this loop covers 4.5 miles total. Just remember that the Pirate’s Cove beach is clothing-optional; plan accordingly.) The Sycamore Crest Trail is 1.75 miles, out […]
Hiking San Simeon and Ragged Point
[…]Trail This easy out-and-back San Simeon hiking trail includes some of the finest views of the Northern Elephant Seals and the Piedras Blancas Light Station. At 3.8 miles round-trip, the Boucher Trail offers a nice distance without requiring climbing or anything too strenuous. Take a morning or afternoon stroll along […]
Cambria Hikes
[…]way, you’ll leave knowing you helped sustain this coastal treasure for generations to come. The Whale Trail The Whale Trail encourages visitors to Travel for Good by enjoying spectacular whale watching opportunities all along the West Coast. Located at the southern end of Cambria’s Moonstone Beach trail, you’ll find one […]
Highway 1 is Dog-Friendly
[…]drop their line at the reservoir, where species include steelhead and bass. (Note, however, that the Whale Rock Reservoir does not permit or accommodate watercraft vessels.) The reservoir is also a favorite haunt of birdwatchers, where three bald eagles and multiple ospreys make their home—plus migratory birds. Bring your curious […]
Hiking Los Osos
[…]with the Rattlesnake Flats Trail. At about 2 miles, find a giant oak tree, lovingly called the Mother Oak. The grove of Monterey cypress trees lies just beyond, with a sign explaining that the grove once shaded a homesite older than Spooner Ranch.Morro Bay Sandspit TrailFor a long, minimally trafficked […]
Montaña de Oro State Park
[…]of landscapes as Montaña de Oro, a state park located in Los Osos. Tucked along the shoreline at the southern end of Estero Bay, this 8,000-acre state park is one of California’s largest. From eucalyptus groves to wildflowers, tidepools to towering dune mountains, Montaña de Oro always offers more to […]
Avila Beaches and Piers
[…]for a reason: Catching sight of a breach along the horizon is a life-changing experience! Look for the Whale Trail signage on the Avila Beach Pier for helpful information and whale watching tips. Positioned along a handful of scenic whale watching stops across Highway 1, the Whale Trail aims to […]
Season of Coastal Discovery Weekend Itinerary
[…]awaits: Explore Downtown Avila Beach, where wine tasting rooms meet the sand. Be sure to stop at the Whale Trail Sign on the Avila Beach Pier and keep an eye out for these magnificent creatures. Travel for Good and pick up your free clean up kit and complimentary tote bag […]
Hiking in Cayucos
[…]the sparkling waters of Whale Rock Reservoir stretch out like a mirror reflecting the sky. To the other, the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean commands attention, its waves breaking against the shoreline far below. On clear days, Cass Hill Trail gifts hikers a sweeping view of the entire town […]
Family Friendly Things to Do
[…]offshore of Estero Bluffs State Park. Because the owner abandoned the vessel in a state park, neither the U.S. Coast Guard nor the State Lands Commission has authority to remove it. And because of that, visitors have a fascinating sight to see, and an unusual experience to enjoy. Find the […]
Things to Do in Big Sur
[…]Sur. This team of skilled, traveling masseuses brings the spa experience directly to visitors, whether they’re staying in a hotel, vacation rental or even enjoying a picnic in nature. Namaste’s therapists are trained in a variety of massage techniques, including Swedish, deep tissue, and hot stone therapies, allowing them to […]
Best Beaches on Highway 1
[…]State Beach Did you know that the heart of Highway 1 is a hot spot for whale watching? In fact, the Whale Trail organization deemed six of our beaches some of the best places to spy whales across the entire West Coast. While you’re spoiled for choice around here, though, […]
Parade Highlights Highway 1 Hidden Gems
[…]puppies (IMHO) and they’re known for their pretty adorable antics.39. Witness the sunset from the whale tail bench in CayucosThe sunset in Cayucos is always beautiful, but here’s a pro tip: Watch it from the whale tail bench from Cayucos’ 1st Street beach access. It’s the ideal, little-known spot for sunset viewing.40. Stay […]
Pismo State Beach
[…]whales come here annually to feed, bringing whale watchers from all over to catch sight of them. The Whale Trail organization has named Pismo State Beach one of the best sites for viewing whales on the West Coast. Other sea life to be seen here includes harbor seals, sea lions, […]
