[…]1839. Discover Victorian homes, a weathered train depot-turned-museum and an antique swinging footbridge perched above a babbling creek. From the area’s first tribal inhabitants to the Jazz Age bohemians who once made coastal sand dunes their home, Highway 1 is awash in waves of cultural significance. Help preserve these precious […]
[…]in Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center. Kids will get a kick out of walking an ancient swinging footbridge in Arroyo Grande, an adventure culminating in a self-guided tour of a historic one-room schoolhouse (keep an eye out for wild chickens). Plus, art shines everywhere along Highway 1, from glass and ceramics in […]
[…]Art Deco arch! Perched on a dramatic cliff towering high above the Pacific, access the historic Bixby Creek Bridge just north of Ragged Point on scenic Highway 1. This example of classic American ingenuity is well worth the drive. 3. Quaint Towns with Chill Vibes On Highway 1, hustle takes […]
[…]of interest. For visitors interested in the latter, the old Hoosegow jailhouse and Swinging Foot Bridge are both a few minute’s walk from the station. Oceano Monarch Butterfly Grove Butterfly viewing is a common activity for travelers utilizing the electric vehicle charging station located at 180 West Grand Avenue in […]
[…]the one-room Santa Manuela Schoolhouse is nestled along a babbling creek and ancient swinging footbridge. Trek bravely along this quivering route suspended above the water for a real thrill for the books. Afterward, be sure to keep an eye out for roaming chickens who call the Village home!Find HarmonyYou won’t […]
[…]Walking History Tour, with a map available for free online or at the Historical Society Museum on Bridge Street. (The museum itself operates out of the Guthrie-Bianchini house, one of the oldest buildings in Cambria, built in 1870.) Let the map guide you to such intriguing sites as “The Bucket […]
[…]from the History and Heritage Trail, perfect for inquiring minds of any age. The Swinging Footbridge is a wobbly-fun adventure, inviting visitors to traverse a 171-foot-long platform suspended 40 feet above a scenic creek. The Jail Hoosegow is another popular Arroyo Grande landmark, providing a gritty, Old West blast from […]
[…]quaint village known for its charming downtown antique shops, wine region and iconic swinging foot bridge. Plus, find nearby lakesports, ziplining and more just a stone’s throw from the town […]
[…]for owners, families, and pups alike. Find Olde Port Beach on Avila Beach Drive, beyond the bridge and between the Cal Poly Pier and the Harford Pier. Dog-friendly Trails Bob Jones Bike Trail Don’t let the name food you: A favorite trail for local and visiting pups alike, the Bob […]
[…]in your pack, from the littlest toddler to the most seen-it-all teen. Traverse a swinging footbridge and explore a centuries-old school house, splash along vibrant tidepools and discover a real life shipwreck. Truly, wildlife is around every corner: your child can wave to elephant seals, spot adorable otters or watch […]
[…]to that! Families are also encouraged to explore the region: Traverse an ancient swinging foot bridge, explore an old fashioned school house or hike rugged trails along Lopez Lake. Because why should adults have all the fun? Los Osos & Baywood Los Osos/Baywood is crowned by stunning Montana de Oro. […]
[…]beloved scenic byway is well worth cruising through. Be sure to take a trip across Bixby Creek Bridge, one of the most photographed bridges in California due to its aesthetic design, graceful architecture and magnificent setting. Ready to relax and enjoy the view? There’s no better seat than the Cliffside […]
[…]3 miles roundtrip, this flat, paved path begins at Ontario Road and culminates at Avila Beach. A bridge connects the trail directly to Sycamore Mineral Springs, making it convenient to rent resort bikes and pedal to the beach. For an added adventure, visit Avila Valley Barn at Avila Beach Drive […]
[…]that only the locals know. An incredible example? Arroyo Grande’s ancient swinging foot bridge, a fun, high-flying experience for the whole family. 9. The Food Brake for flavor: Gas station sandwiches do not make a meal. Along Highway 1, you’ll find a range of top notch dining destinations all easily […]
[…]a century. To accommodate the community, they built what was called The Chinese Center on lower Bridge Street. This consisted of a temple, a bunkhouse, and cabins where unmarried men spent time together on non-working days. They socialized, gambled, and smoked opium here. The temple may actually have been a […]
[…]limits and passing through rural farmland. After 4.5 miles, the road dips beneath the Highway 101 bridge, right at the entrance to the Johnson Ranch Open Space trailhead. Continue on to Ontario Road and ride another 2.8 miles, past San Luis Bay Drive to the Bob Jones Bike Trailhead. Turn […]
[…]a player piano. The schoolhouse is conveniently located just on the other side of the Swinging Bridge, beside the Barn Museum and the Heritage House Museum. Bring the kids and grandkids so they can marvel at how much education has changed — and how much it remains the same. The […]
[…]pint-sized Santa Rosa Chapel, Camozzi’s Saloon, and many private homes. Want to know why 4111 Bridge Street is called “The Bucket of Blood?” You’ll have to take the tour to find out. Don’t miss the Guthrie-Bianchini House’s well-tended heritage gardens, a great photo-opp after returning from your stroll. The Vault […]
