Things To Do

In 1914 the Pacific Coast Railway Company constructed a pier at Port San Luis for commercial shipping.

Highway 1 is most famous for its coastal views, so you'll definitely want to take the chance to hop out of your car and stroll along the Pacific Valley Bluff Trail.

The sky is calling! Have you dreamed of soaring like a bird over the California coastline? Then paragliding is right for you!

Hiking, kayaking and a labyrinth!

Halfway between the two main California metropolises of Los Angeles and San Francisco is Paso Robles Wine Country.

Operating out of Avila Beach, we offer sportfishing, whale watching, scenic tours and burials at sea.

The secluded beaches, rugged cliffs and broad coastal terraces of the Pecho Coast have been privately owned and inaccessible to the public since the Spanish Mission Period. 

It is our mission to create quality wines that are a pleasure to drink any night of the week and enjoy with any meal. All of our wines are crafted from the lush, fertile soil of the Paso Robles wine region.

Longboard, short board or kite surfer...all are welcome at Pico Creek Surf Spot

Piedra Creek started off as the smallest bonded winery in the Edna Valley in 1984, producing only 400 cases of Chardonnay.

Piedras Blancas Motel is a vintage roadside motel-and-diner complex located along the Central Coast of California approximately seven miles north of the historic village of San Simeon.

Explore California's underwater parks without getting your feet wet through a new online tour.

Come by and enjoy a glass of wine, a cold beer, bubbly and an appetizer on PierFront wine & brew's oceanfront patio. 

Since 1949, celebrating Labor Day weekend in Cambria has meant Pinedorado Days, an event recognizing Cambria’s rich history.

At this park you can expect to find a pirate ship fort, grass areas with some picnic tables

Towering, wind-sculpted sand dunes, a large pocket lake and unique freshwater wetland

Docent-led Lighthouse tours arriving via the historic trolley are held every Wednesday and Saturday

Point Sur Lighthouse and its supporting lightstation buildings, now a California State Historic Park, stand atop a dramatic volcanic rock just offshore in Big Sur, California.