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Must-See Swinging Bridge

[…]was divided by the creek. The original bridge did not have sides! They were added in 1902. In 1911 the bridge was given to the City of Arroyo Grande. A severe storm in 1995 totally destroyed the original bridge and with the efforts and donations of local businesses, residents and some Federal funding, […]

Swinging Bridge

[…]land was divided by the Arroyo Grande Creek. The bridge, rich in history, spans a total length of 171 feet and is suspended 40 feet above the creek. It is now owned and maintained by the City of Arroyo Grande and is the only one of its kind open to […]

Bridge Street Beauty

[…]friend along for the adventure. Add that Cambria is located on the most scenic of road trips – Highway 1 – and you have a vacation that can’t be beat. Location Cambria, California is a Highway 1 destination spot unlike any other. This town is the definition of charm with […]

Highway 1’s Hidden Secrets: Surprising Highway 1 Wildlife Viewing Tips

[…]elephant seals, fluttering Monarch butterflies and adorable otters–they all thrive along Highway 1’s slice of pristine coastal habitat (you just need to know where to look).Get your free hidden secrets map hereArmed with our expert recommendations and a pair of binoculars, you too can embark on your own Season of […]
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We’re Grateful for These Highway 1 Wonders and You Will Be Too

[…]pools and manicured gardens. 11. Hidden Secrets like the SLO Light Station There’s countless secrets to discover along Highway 1. Go find your treasure! Hit the scenic Cayucos Bluff Trail for an easygoing hike with a surprise shipwreck in store. Another hidden gem: Paddle off the beaten path from Avila […]
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Parade Highlights Highway 1 Hidden Gems

[…]be sure to check out the tree swing on the property and give it a go. (It makes for a great pic!)11. Drive the dune buggies at Oceano DunesDrive your own private Dune Buggy Tour from Sun Buggy Fun Rentals. You’ll learn the ins and outs of driving a dune buggy (prepare yourself—at […]

Art and Culture of Highway 1

[…]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 […]

Thrillist Highlights Points Along Highway 1 Discovery Route

[…]SurIt’s hard to talk about beautiful places in California without mentioning the iconic Bixby Bridge along the Highway One coastline. This stunning bridge that was built in 1932 leads into Carmel-by-the-Sea heading north and it is a popular attraction for roadtrippers and photographers. The optimal time for photos is at […]
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Arroyo Grande Village

[…]the bridge connected his property, which was divided by the creek that still flows today. In 1911, the bridge was given to the City of Arroyo Grande and it fared well until a severe storm destroyed the original structure in 1995. With federal funding and donations from local businesses and […]

Top 10 Reasons You Should Take a Highway 1 Road Trip

[…]you? Hop in the driver’s seat! Here’s our top ten reasons why you should be road tripping Highway 1 right now: 1. It's Tried-and-True Why break with tradition? Loading up the family station wagon and setting off on the open road has been a beloved part of Americana since the […]
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Highway 1’s Hidden Secrets: Through a Photographer’s Lens

[…]of all levels to sunny beachside photo opps ready for family smiles, you’ll soon discover why Highway 1 is known as one of the most photogenic coastal wonders in the world. So, what are you waiting for? Zoom in, hit portrait mode or go for that panorama. Every day along […]
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Travel + Leisure’s 20 ‘Secret’ Spots Along California’s Pacific Coast Highway

[…]Bridge, Arroyo GrandeBalance on a swinging bridge 40 feet above the Arroyo Grande Creek, and 171 feet across. It was built in early 1875 by the Short family, whose land was divided by the Arroyo Grande Creek.Dunes Center, GuadalupeFor about 60 years, the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes held a secret about the 1923 film […]
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Hiking On Highway 1

[…]maritime chaparral, coastal dune scrub, and oak and manzanita. The Elfin Forest supports more than 110 kinds of birds, 22 species of mammals and 13 species of reptiles and amphibians. Chumash middens can also be found throughout the park. A mile-long boardwalk loop provides access for young and old, walkers […]

Biking Pacific Coast Highway 1

[…]miles east and Pismo Beach, 7.5 miles due south. To Edna Valley, take back roads across Highway 101 to Buckley Road. Along the way, pass Woodstone Market, near the Bob Jones Trail, and grab a sandwich or a drink for the road. Then weave through a sycamore forest, between vineyards, and […]

Things to do on Highway 1

[…]ocean view spans Point San Luis to Point Sal. This expansive 880-acre preserve presents 11 miles of versatile trails catering to hikers, mountain bikers and equestrian enthusiasts of all ages. Previously utilized as grazing land for generations, a collaboration with The Land Conservancy has preserved its legacy while aiding fire […]

How to Travel for Good on your Highway 1 Road Trip

[…]sunset beach cleanup and end the day with a glass of local wine. It’s all in a day’s fun along Highway 1! Wherever you roam along Highway 1, Travel for Good and you’ll know you’re doing your part to keep our landscape healthy and happy. Travel For Good Itineraries Best […]
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Top 5 Things to Do This Spring Along Highway 1

[…]visiting art galleries, savoring fresh dining experiences, hiking or exploring historic sites, Highway 1 is brimming with refreshing ways to soak up the season. Admire colorful wildflowers, discover shimmering tide pools and paddle pristine waters. Ready to embark on your own Highway 1 road trip? Read on for the top […]
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The Points Guy Highlights Highway 1 Road Trip

[…]barriers were lifted. Day One: Highway 1 We started our trip in San Luis Obispo — SLO to locals — once best known for its historic mission and Spanish colonial architecture (think bougainvillea-draped stucco and red-tiled roofs) but now known for a happening farm-to-fork food scene and up-and-coming wine country.Our […]
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Trendsetter’s Hidden Secrets Checklist along Highway 1

[…]a rare find in California. Swinging 40 feet above the Arroyo Grande Creek, you’ll meander along 171 feet of wobbly, wiggly fun. More hidden secrets to explore Along Highway 1, each twist and turn reveals new and exciting ways to savor a meal, appreciate the slower-pace of life or explore […]
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Highway 1 is Dog-Friendly

[…]pygmy oak woodland, among other plant communities. Exploring the oaks and the 200 plant and 110 bird species that reside here is easy with the mile-long boardwalk loop. This protects the plants by keeping dogs and people on the path, and it makes the preserve accessible to folks of all […]

Downtown Stops Along Highway 1

[…]which makes for fun and educational exploration. Visit the Swinging Bridge, originally built in 1911, and challenge yourself to walk across. Or make the quick walk up to Hoosegow Park, where a one-room jailhouse still stands from 1910. The Village also lies in close proximity to the Old Edna Townsite, […]

Family Friendly Fun Along Highway 1

[…]captivating sea caves and local wildlife waiting around every bend. Afterward, enjoy the 11-acre, ocean-front, bluff-top Dinosaur Caves Park, complete with playground and jungle gym. Stay for sunset, the perfect family photo opp.Stand on waterHighway 1 is a great place to learn how to Stand Up Paddle board (SUP) for […]

Top 6 Reasons you Should Plan Your Highway 1 Road Trip Vacation

[…]for the entire year? Allow us to inspire you to explore a whole new world of coastal wonder along Highway 1. After all, studies show that vacation days can provide mental and physical health benefits, including lower overall stress levels. With year-round awesome weather, countless outdoor activities, plenty of wildlife […]
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Romance on Highway 1

[…]along the sand, discover local wildlife, wine taste or indulge in a relaxing couple’s massage—Highway 1 is your oyster. Whether planning an anniversary trip or intimate weekend away, there’s no shortage of romance to be found on Highway 1. Discover Romance on Highway 1 Scenic Drive Share memory-making photo ops […]

Ragged Point on Highway 1

[…]As you drive to Ragged Point, you will feel like a star in your own private car commercial on Highway 1. Spend an hour, a day or a week at Ragged Point Inn. Originally an outpost of the Hearst Ranch, this incredible location is ideal for a day stop or […]

EV Road Trips Along Highway 1

[…]optimal stop for electric vehicle drivers seeking a breath of fresh air on Highway 1. Located at 181 North Ocean Avenue in Cayucos, find an electric vehicle charging station in the heart of town. Hare,  boutique shops and surf culture collide, providing many ways to explore on foot. Embark on […]

10 Free (and Priceless!) Things To Do On Highway 1

[…]to take the photo of you against that stunning backdrop. (Then post it on social media and tag @highway1roadtrip!) 2. Peep whales from shore in San Simeon. At the Cavalier Resort in San Simeon you’ll find a sign for the Whale Trail, an organization that identifies the very best whale-watching […]
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Fishing California’s Highway 1

[…]a tip, it just might be you bringing home the halibut. On the Harford Pier, originally built in 1871 and located at Port San Luis, the varieties are the same with few variations. Here, look for jacksmelt, mackerel, perch, sardines, and rockfish. These can be found midway down the pier, […]

Forbes Essential Eats Along Highway 1 Discovery Route

[…]a 100-mile stretch in San Luis Obispo County between Big Sur and Santa Barbara, known as the Highway 1 Discovery Route, available to travelers again. Like much of the state, this region has suffered at the hands of wildfires and subsequent natural disasters, so with pandemic restrictions easing, it’s good timing […]
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Best Beaches on Highway 1

[…]and tidepooling. (For information on beaches with cliffside bluff hikes, visit the Hiking on Highway 1 page. And to get more details on beaches with tidepools, see our page all about the Tide Pools and Sea Life of Highway 1.) No matter your idea of the perfect vacation, the beaches […]

Wildlife Experiences of Highway 1

Wildlife Viewing Along Highway 1 Introduction When it comes to wildlife viewing in the heart of Highway 1, it’s not a question of if you’ll get to see whales, butterflies, birds or sea otters—it’s when. This is one of the richest places in the world for seeing wildlife up close, […]

How to Have the Ultimate Highway 1 Summer Road Trip

[…]landscape is simply unforgettable, both in photo and IRL. That said, you need no big reason to #Highway1 along your route. Any old day along our coast is worth celebrating, posting and sharing. Go forth and #highway1roadtrip to be featured on our account! Do Good Along the Way Do good […]
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The 10 Best Parks on Highway 1

[…]travels, Hearst Castle was designed by famed California architect Julia Morgan. After he died in 1951, the entire estate — including its treasure trove of antiquities— became property of the state of California. Today, Hearst Castle welcomes 750,000 visitors to tour its buildings and grounds each year. Kids will be […]

Picnic in Paradise along CA Highway 1 Discovery Route

[…]Bay through the El Moro Elfin Forest that supports more than 200 species of plants, as well as 110 kinds of birds, 22 species of mammals and 13 species of reptiles and amphibians. You can picnic under hundred year old Pygmy oak tree while witnessing wildlife watching at its finest. Looking for […]
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Exploring Highway 1, off the beaten path

[…]forests & rugged coastline in Los Osos & Baywood Park Exploring Highway 1, off the beaten path Highway 1 has no shortage of natural beauty, but perhaps the most enchanting and mysteriously beautiful stretch is the portion around Los Osos, and Baywood Park. Massive volcanic rocks rise up from the […]

7 Reasons You Should Explore Highway 1’s Most Stunning Sanctuary

[…]plan your trip, here’s our top 7 takeaways for anyone looking to discover SLO CAL’s stretch of Highway 1, a true coastal gem. 1. You’ll Actually Enjoy the DriveScenic, and then some: Truly, all of Highway 1 is considered “the scenic route,” but once you cruise along the Southern End of the […]
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How to plan a Highway 1 golf getaway on a Budget

[…]excursion along our unique slice of California coastline. That’s right—hitting the links along Highway 1 doesn’t have to hurt your wallet. In fact, planning the perfect golf getaway is about as easy as setting your work email on “vacation mode.” From secluded seaside fairways to world class greens, we’ll teach […]
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Wildflowers on Highway 1

[…]and orange that cover towering, Pacific-facing mountains.  Hike the preserve’s 880 acres and 11 miles of trail and ranch roads to catch these colorful views for yourself. See the Central Coast in full bloom: unspoiled, wild and free. Hunt for California poppies, mustard and lupine as well as baby blue […]

What to do along Highway 1 for Earth Day

[…]action to protect the planet (after all, there is no “Planet B”). This Earth Day, discover Highway 1, a shining beacon of conservation and biodiversity. From wildlife viewing to breathtaking hikes, our incredible Highway 1 weekend itinerary is chock full of ways to travel for good along our blissful slice […]

 Live Music on Highway 1

[…]from April 27-October 27 with outdoor music unfolding every Saturday from 2 to 8 p.m. and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. each Sunday, all year long. Visitors should note that in the chillier months of November-mid April, Saturday live music performances are hosted indoors from 6 to 8 p.m. […]

Best of Holiday Activities on Highway 1

[…]for the Fourth, and a great way to see Avila Beach at its best. Want to see the parade? Come at 11am. Want to sign up your dog for the parade? Come early to sign up. However you do the Avila Beach Doggie Parade, you’ll be happy you came. Pismo […]

Nightlife on Highway 1

Nightlife unfolds at every turn along Highway 1’s scenic coastline. While Highway 1 may be renowned for its breathtaking ocean views and picturesque landscapes, its after-hours offerings are equally captivating. Travelers can expect a laid back ambiance and a mix of local and national talent. Don’t be fooled by the […]

Monarch Butterfly Groves on Highway 1

[…]Mercantile Trailer, operated by the Central Coast State Parks Association, is open year-round from 11 a.m.to 4 p.m. During butterfly season, the hours are extended. Monarch Dunes Butterfly Grove in Nipomo In Nipomo, explore a nineteen-acre Monarch Dunes Butterfly Habitat and preserved sanctuary nestled within the Trilogy at Monarch Dunes […]

Solo Travel Highway 1’s Wide Open Spaces

[…]View” landing, which faces the estuary and the Morro Bay State Park Marina. Find up to 110 bird species here, including the red-tailed hawk, black phoebe, black-headed grosbeak, and ruby-crowned kinglet. Walking the 90-acre preserve, look out for the 200 species of native plants growing among the dwarf oaks. But […]

6 Family-Friendly Beach Activities Along Highway 1

[…]family-friendly dining, tidepooling and more. Truly, there’s wonderment for all ages along Highway 1’s best beaches. Check out these great kid-approved beach activities for your next Highway 1 family road trip: 1. Swimming in Cayucos Nestled along Highway 1 between Cambria and Morro Bay, Cayucos Beach boasts clean, sandy shores […]
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Dog Friendly Activities Along Highway 1

[…]Hotels & Vacation RentalsDestinations along the Highway 1 Discovery Route offer several comfortable options for lodging with your pup. The following guide leads to filtered lists on the Highway 1 Discovery Route website for pet-friendliness. San Simeon Explore Hearst Castle, take a hike, or wade in the waves in San […]

Farm to Table Near Highway 1

[…]some of the best restaurants in the country, and visitors can buy oysters directly on Saturdays, 11am-5pm. Head out to their warehouse and headquarters on the Morro Bay Embarcadero to buy oysters, or just to chat about the farm. Rod & Hammer’s SLO Stills The bourbon and rye whiskeys produced […]