[…]climb small hills and tackle trails with ease with a little boost from the electric motor on your bike. Cambria Electric Bike Company is owned by the four Herreras: Ed and Cathie, along with Al and Robin. They love Cambria, laughing and having fun. The Cambria Electric Bike Company was […]
[…]reducing barriers to electric transportation adoption. They achieve this through renting electric bikes and scooters at their Avila Beach store, exposing more people to electric transportation, and showing them how fun and easy it is. Stop by the shop or reserve in advance, either way you can select from bikes […]
The ride takes place each fall and aims to raise over $1 million dollars. Approximately 350 arthritis patients, families and supporters who are recruited by our staff will cycle over 525 miles raising funds and awareness for the Arthritis Foundation along Highway One. This event is marketed and publicized nationwide, […]
[…]closer to Cal Poly campus at Foothill Cyclery. This retailer features everything from mountain bikes and cargo bikes to electric bikes — plus servicing. On Monterey Street near downtown SLO, Cambria Bicycle Outfitters offers a large retail selection, and has an even bigger warehouse in Paso Robles. At Wally’s Bicycle […]
[…]vintage cycling attire is encouraged; all rides begin and end in Cambria along Highway 1.Arthritis Bike ClassicThis California Coast Classic Bike Tour takes place over 525 miles and 8 days from San Francisco to Los Angeles. With much of the route following Highway 1, the tour passes through Ragged Point, […]
[…]Open Space trailhead off Ontario Road, then extend to the Irish Hills via Filipponi Road. Mountain bike bells and trail maps are available at both entrances.Lopez Lake Mountain Bike TrailsAbove and around the perimeter of Lopez Lake, 15 miles of mountain bike trails welcome riders of all abilities. These trails […]
[…]Ranch Open Space Mountain Bike LoopJust down the road from the Bob Jones Bike Trail park and ride lot, the Johnson Ranch Open Space offers a 2.8-mile mountain bike loop. This is a gentle loop with an average grade of just 5% and gaining 452 feet in elevation. The terrain […]
[…]in the spring and fall, when trails are least crowded.The Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers have maintained Montana de Oro bike trails for decades. In 1987, these trails were slated for closure to mountain bikers until a group of locals fought to keep them open. As their name states, these […]
[…]the sun-soaked coastline of Avila Beach. And Bolt About Bikes makes it easier than ever to enjoy a bike ride with their rentable e-bikes and scooters for the whole family. If you’ve never tried an e-bike before, you will be pleasantly surprised by its gentle assistance and smooth ride. Electric […]
[…]Activities for Good.Before you set out on the ride of a lifetime here, make sure to load your bike with patch kits, mini tools, and a water bottle. If you plan to go wine tasting, mount panniers or a basket to your bike, or wear a backpack for bringing wine […]
[…]and Toker. They also specialize in restoration and repairs on vintage BMX, mountain and road bikes (and even have some bikes from the 1800s in the shop). Vintage and hard-to-find parts, as well as excellent expert service, can help bring your old bike up to speed. The staff is well-versed […]
[…]challenging climbs, tricky terrain, and wide-open views of the Pacific Ocean. And for mountain bikers looking to hone their skills, the Morro Bay Bike Park is a safe and fun place to practice. Try the pump track and dirt jumps, no matter what your skill level; all ages and stages […]
[…]around 104 degrees constantly, thanks to a natural artesian well beneath.Bike RentalsThe Bob Jones Bike Trailhead sits just steps away from Avila Hot Springs. Bring your bike or rent a beach cruiser from Avila Hot Springs to ride the 1.5 miles to seaside Avila Beach.MassageAvila Hot Springs offers massages for […]
[…]no dogs off leash, please. As trails are shared between hikers, bikers and equestrians, mountain bikers are asked to use bike bells. These alert other folks on the trail who otherwise might not hear you coming, especially around blind corners. Should you need a bike bell, the Central Coast Concerned […]
[…]bike, park at the trailhead on Ontario Road. If you don’t have your own, you can rent electric bikes, scooters and mountain bikes at BoltAbout or Avila Beach Bike Rentals in town. From either direction, the trail passes through sycamore forests, alongside the Avila Beach Estuary, and past the beach. […]
[…]a flat, easy ride that runs through bucolic creek habitat to a white sand beach. Easily rent bikes at a number of locations along Highway 1, allowing couples to pack light and go with the flow. Bike the green hills of Cambria’s backroads, take in the ocean views of Cayucos […]
[…]let the name food you: A favorite trail for local and visiting pups alike, the Bob Jones Bike Trail isn’t just for bikes. At nearly three miles long end-to-end, this paved, flat trail is open to walkers, cyclists, and four-legged friends on a leash. It has two entrances: at the […]
[…]station at 6655 Bay Laurel Place in Avila Beach. Located at the midpoint of the scenic Bob Jones Bike Trail, drivers are invited to enjoy a serene, mile-long walk to the Sycamore Mineral Springs Resort. Hot tubs are rentable by the hour, providing a soothing break for tired travers. Visitors […]
[…]outdoor excursions to laboratory lessons, making it a fun and educational experience for all.22. Bike the Bob Jones TrailKid-friendly and relatively quick, the Bob Jones Trail is known as the City to the Sea bike trail. Rent your bicycle at the Sycamore Mineral Hot Springs Resort and Spa and hop on the […]
[…]Cove. Stewardship travel for good The heart of Highway 1 has long been known as a mountain biker’s heaven, and mountain bikers take their trails seriously here. The nonprofit organization Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers offers monthly volunteer opportunities for trail restoration. They also coordinate an annual trail workday in […]
[…]an estuary near downtown Avila Beach. Don’t have your own wheels? Rent conventional and electric bikes and scooters at shops like Avila Beach Bike Rentals and BoltAbout. They have all the gear you’ll need to make a trip along the Bob Jones Trail a success. Along the path, you’ll find […]
[…]back roads along the many vineyards throughout the county. Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to […]
[…]back roads along the many vineyards throughout the county. Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to enjoy! Jounrey through and above Lopez Lake, where you can enjoy amazing views of the lake and on a clear day […]
[…]back roads along the many vineyards throughout the county. Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to enjoy! For dandy climbs, good views, and some long flat sections to explore, try Cypress Mountain. Visit Central Coast Outdoors for […]
[…]back roads along the many vineyards throughout the county. Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to enjoy! Journey through and above Lopez Lake, where you can enjoy amazing views of the lake, and on a clear day […]
[…]back roads along the many vineyards throughout the county. Whether you like to race, mountain bike or just cruise and admire the scenery, you’ll find a bike path to enjoy! For long climbs on a fire road, try Hi Mountain. Or visit Central Coast Outdoors for more […]
[…]Pismo Surf, Skate & Bike Shops Moondoggie's Beach Club Established in 1986, Moondoggie’s Beach Club is a Pismo Beach tradition for surfers, skaters or anyone looking to take home a little piece of Pismo Beach’s local beach culture. Carrying handy grab-and-go beach bag necessities like SPF, towels, hats and sandals, […]
[…]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 prevention. Visitors can explore this incredible landscape by foot, hop […]
[…]a popular path for running, biking, or simply walking and enjoying nature. If you don’t have a bike of your own, no worries! There are places to rent them at both ends of the trail. The paved path follows alongside San Luis Obispo Creek, which offers stunning scenery. Bob Jones […]
[…]human being! Lose yourself in the breathtaking expanse of nature, where you can stroll or mountain bike along earthen corridors peppered with wildflowers. The main attraction—Lopez Lake—is a favorite among kite-boarders and windsurfers alike. You, too, can “ride the wind” along the water. Looks exhilarating, doesn’t it? Wine on time: […]
[…]leafy sycamore and oak trees to the ocean. Park near the Avila Barn, then walk, run, or ride your bike over easy terrain into the town of Avila Beach. Strolling down the Bob Jones Trail Trolley Take the charming Avila Beach Trolley for free from the Avila Barn to Port […]
[…]Trail Whether you’re an avid nature lover or just looking to get some fresh air, you’ll find plenty of reasons to love The Bob Jones Trail in Avila Beach. This flat, family friendly path leads pedestrians and cyclists on an enchanting journey from forest to sea. Enjoy the splendor of […]
[…]@EroicaCalifornia Vintage Bike Race Best Buddies ChallengeOne of the most popular rides the world over, the Best Buddies Challenge takes cyclists through Big Sur and Ragged Point each September. Cyclists choose routes between 100-, 62-, and 30-mile distances, all with cascading ocean views and rolling hills. The ride ends with […]
[…]sand unless you’re riding a full enduro or dirt bike. That said, if you have the right kind of bike, you can easily venture deep into the dunes — a bucket-list adventure, if ever there was one. Dirt bikes are available for rent, along with ATVs, dune buggies and just […]
[…]Then you will love the Secret Garden, a serene and special place tucked back from the Bob Jones Bike Trail in the Avila Valley. The cafe is accessible from the trail, and can also be reached via the Green Sycamore Bridge at Sycamore Mineral Springs. Wander into the lush, natural […]
[…]Or travelling long coastal roads parallel to the rugged shoreline. If casual trips on city bikes are more your speed, you’ll find plenty of excuses to pedal leisurely through town, too.For mountain biking, this stretch of Highway 1 is no less appealing. With hundreds of miles of rugged, technical trail, […]
[…]Labyrinth. These are located across the “Sycamore Resort Bridge” that ends near the Bob Jones Bike Trail. The Secret Garden supplies produce for Chef Ruiz at the Gardens of Avila Restaurant. And the labyrinth provides a quiet, contemplative place in which to walk and enjoy the natural world. Unwinding with […]
[…]plethora of wineries only add to the charm of the area. Enjoy a glass of locally-made wine, bike through the vineyards, stay in a vacation rental or B&B right in wine country and make the most of it. Here are some of our favorite Arroyo Grande village and valley attractions […]
[…]ridges!Rubber, meet road: Love to push yourself to the limit on two wheels? Pedal your trusty bike along dramatic coastal cliffs on Highway 1, where hidden waterfalls and black sand beaches await. Take our advice and peer far beyond Ragged Point Inn’s famous Million Dollar View when you ride your […]
[…]and kitchens; complimentary daily breakfast; and Tesla electric car charging stations. Go for a bike ride or leisurely walk on the Bob Jones Trail, also referred to as the City to the Sea Trail, that winds for three miles along the San Luis Obispo Creek and ends at the Avila […]
[…]Enjoy the journey Hike, bike and stroll Highway 1 to reduce your carbon footprint. Abandon the rental car and appreciate the salty, cypress-scented air on an invigorating hike through Montaña de Oro State Park. Let a gentle sea breeze ruffle your hair as you pedal a bike path flanked by […]
[…]Valley Wine Regions Take a bike ride to discover San Luis Obispo’s award-winning wine regions of Edna and Arroyo Grande Valleys. The Tiffany Ranch Road loop is 32 kilometers with some hill cycling, or cross the valley on Biddle Ranch Road to shorten the ride and avoid the hills. Bob […]
[…]the Bluffs of the Driftless area in Northwest Illinois, is the starting point for 60 miles of bike trails – the Great River Bike Trail – but it is also a favorite stop for motorcyclists,” says 10Best Local Expert Jacky Runice.NORTH CONWAY, New HampshireSet amid the sprawling White Mountain National […]
[…]is an amazing local farmer’s market with some of the best organic produce, and the Bob Jones Bike Trail which takes you on a long bike path from the hills to the ocean,” she adds.The town is also known for wildlife sightings—we’re talking seals and otters—and the ability to kayak to […]
[…]your questions, provide maps and information, and help you in any way they can. They even have bike kits! The Visitor Center is proud to be certified as a Green Business by ECOSLO in conjunction with the California Green Business Network. Make this your first stop in the Experience that […]
[…]beloved preserve is a biologically diverse natural wonderland. Bring your family, dog (on leash), bike or just a sturdy pair of walking shoes. Hiking through diverse flora and fauna, you’re sure to encounter local wildlife, stunning coastal views and quiet moments of serenity. Experience FisCalini Ranch Preserve History of Fiscalini […]
[…]hook-ups) and dry tent camping – all just two miles from the beaches and next to the Bob Jones Bike Trail. All year long, Avila’s protected southerly location offers some of the best weather on the Central Coast. Come kick back and beat the heat while relaxing in the shade of […]
[…]noPermits and fees: $3.00 parking fee at trailheadHours: 6 A.M. to sunsetAmenities: Parking, bike rack, three benches along the trail, pit toilet More hiking trails along the Highway 1 Discovery […]
The Bob Jones Trail is the “City to the Sea” bike trail. Used as a hiking, jogging and biking route, the paved trail winds through the forested valley alongside San Luis Obispo Creek towards Avila Beach. From the trail are views of bridges spanning the wide creek, the Avila Beach […]
[…]courts and more. The course is located within Sinsheimer Park, between the baseball fields and the bike path/railroad […]
[…]The “Pirate Park,” as locals call it, also sits at the end of the popular Bob Jones Bike Trail—a favorite for families to travel together. Take bikes, scooters, roller skates or the stroller for a spin to the Pirate Park, and enjoy the abundance of fun activities available there, all […]
[…]which took passengers and goods between Avila Beach and San Luis Obispo. Today, the Bob Jones Bike Trail follows the shape of Harford’s railroad.Avila Beach PierIn 1908, the County of San Luis Obispo built the 1,685-foot Avila Beach Pier, about the same time the Avila Beach Breakwater was built to […]
[…]a reservation and include a docent-led hike or trolley ride out to the lighthouse. Bob Jones Bike Trail The Bob Jones Trail offers up an accessible outdoor excursion for the whole family. Beneath a canopy of sycamore leaves, this beloved biking, walking and jogging trail begins at the Ontario Road […]
[…]our favorite resources for cyclists in the area. For example, the Cambria Chamber of Commerce has bike kits available – if you need a tube, tools or something else, stop by! From the training grounds for cycling’s elite to views that make the intermediate rides more enjoyable; it’s safe to […]
[…]to the Avila Valley Barn for fresh fruit, hayrides, and the petting zoo. Older kids might like a bike ride or electric scooter ride along the beloved Bob Jones Trail. Couples enjoy taking the long, scenic drive through See Canyon, stopping for apples at Gopher Glen and wine tasting at […]
[…]surroundings, a 10-minute drive east of Cambria on Santa Rosa Creek Road. This is also a fantastic bike ride on a warm, Central Coast day. The store offers free samples, pies by the slice, and other fresh packaged foods made on site. You can also grab gift crates of Linn’s preserves, […]
[…]you’ll find it here — often with an ocean view, too. Common threads include pedestrian and bike friendliness, historical significance, mom-and-pop-owned establishments, and pride of ownership. Some even boast hiking trails, beaches and piers nearby as well. Just be sure to bring your walking shoes, as you won’t want to […]
[…]multiple trailheads on the edges of the preserve, whether on foot for a hike/walk or on a mountain bike. The property lies between Huntington Road to the north and Warren Road to the south, and extends all the way east to Highway 1. These trails meander through forest and field, […]
[…]Under the Sea Gallery, Heart’s Desire Soap Company, Del Sol, This Little Fishy, Pedego Electric Bike Rentals, and Footseas. When you’re too tired to shop any longer, head across the street and relax your feet in the sandy beach and cool Pacific […]
[…]Beach Premium Outlets to Port San Luis, via Avila Beach, Avila Valley (the Avila Barn, Bob Jones Bike Trail, Hot Springs & KOA Campground), along with resorts in Shell Beach and Pismo Beach. The Trolley offers a separate service for the very popular Friday night Farmer’s Market in Avila Beach. […]
[…]Park. Whether swinging clubs, riding horseback, hiking peaks or charging downhill on a mountain bike, you’ll benefit from a dip in the waters of the Tranquility Spa […]
[…]can be found throughout the area. This includes the sycamore groves that canopy over the Bob Jones Bike Trail, San Luis Creek Estuary, seaside rock formations, and open ocean. Bonus bird-watching: Don’t miss the opportunity to watch sea birds diving into bait balls near the Harford Pier. A Sea Otter […]
[…]state park, you’ll understand why people come back to it again and again. Hike, mountain bike, and horseback ride on miles of trails, across sandy dunes, over seaside cliffs and through eucalyptus forests. Surfing, kayaking, and picnic are also popular here. Don’t miss the historic Spooner House, which once sheltered […]
[…]through the golf course and beyond is the Bob Jones Trail, popular for walking, jogging and bike riding. In the fall season, venture into See Canyon to enjoy fresh apples from the local orchards. Layout The Cozy Avila Beach Townhouse is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom rental that accommodates up […]
[…]to do in Avila Beach? Try a hike up the Avila Ridge Trail for another elevated vista, or ride a bike along the Bob Jones Trail to soak up the serenity of a sycamore forest. Cayucos Pier Spend time on the Cayucos Pier and you won’t be surprised Captain James […]
Embark on a journey through nature, spanning over a 100 miles of captivating history, pristine beaches, majestic bluffs, protected preserves, and abundant of wildlife. Get inspired by the beauty that surrounds you, learn from locals and connect deeper to mother nature. Your actions (including family fun “leave-no-trace” beach time) along […]
[…]cares deeply about regenerative viticulture and their environmental impact, the winery offers an E-Bike Tour through the vineyard that highlights sustainability and includes five wine samples and snacks. The Back Roads Trail Want to go off the beaten path for your wine tasting excursion? While Paso Robles wine country includes […]
[…]you will be just steps to the soft sand and scenic pier. The Harford Pier is just a short drive or bike ride away, at the other end of the bay. This is also where you can rent a kayak or standup paddleboard to spend some time on the water. […]
[…]San Luis Lighthouse. Or take the kids and get hands-on at the Central Coast Aquarium. Walk, jog or bike along the popular Bob Jones Trail. Or hike one of the many great trails in the area. Play 18 holes at the local golf course. Or just sit and relax on […]
[…]the undulating kelp forests and animated sea otters that live there. The trail makes for a great bike ride or hike beside the grasslands, above which seven species of butterflies dance and seasonal wetlands provide habitat for the quite rare California red-legged frog. There’s no luck involved when locating one […]
[…]The Highway 1 Discovery Route itineraries cover wildlife viewing, coastal trails, wine region, bike routes, and beaches. Love kayaking? Kayaks rentals and tours are available in San Simeon at William R. Hearst Memorial State Beach. Sign up with Kayak Cambria, or call 800.717.5225 to set up a guided tour of San Simeon Cove and the Moonstone kelp […]
[…]hike from Pecho Coast Trail to the Point San Luis Lighthouse, the Bob Jones “City to the Sea” bike trail, or head to Avila Valley Barn, a local favorite farm stand that offers hay rides, petting zoo, and plenty of fresh local foods and gifts.6. Los OsosNestled around the south […]
[…]rookery. We met John Flaherty of Central Coast Cycling near the rookery, where he fitted us with bikes and took us cruising down a small stretch of Highway 1, cutting through fog and grassy hills and borders of microclimates. We ended back at the rookery, where John spouted an impressive […]
[…]something extra to their adventure, be sure to check out Cycle Central Coast. Here you can find bike routes around Cambria to make the most of your trip, such as, a Highway 1 Adventure Route, the Montaña de Oro Route that highlights Fiscalini Ranch and Spooners Cove Beach, and much […]
[…]Spend a day in Downtown Cambria, only a short drive away. Park the car and rent an electric bike to explore all of the specialty shops, seasonal and year-round markets, and local restaurants in downtown. Venturing around and just beyond Cambria provides a plethora of additional attractions, including Hearst Castle, […]
[…]in the bay. You can check out the historic piers and lighthouses in the area as well. Bring your bike or your running shoes to take advantage of the Bob Jones Trail, a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Layout The Avila Beach Townhouse is a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom […]
[…]Valley. Whether you’re just meandering through the valley on a relaxing vacation, or want to bike the rolling hills, everyone can enjoy all that this wine lover’s wonderland has to […]
[…]preserve is a biologically diverse natural wonderland. Bring your family, Fido (on leash), your bike, or just a sturdy pair of walking shoes. There’s no better time than now to enjoy the quiet, wildlife and coastal views. Cayucos: Step back to simpler times Lay of the land: Drop a line off […]
[…]you’ll find yourself wondering aloud at how any place could be so lovely).Uncrowded fun: Big on bikes? Cycle along the rocky coastline of Moonstone Beach, keeping an eye out for wildlife along the way. Looking for a picturesque pit stop? Swing by the tiny hamlet of Harmony, located between Cambria […]
[…]Sandspit BeachLots to love in Los Osos/Baywood Park: You live to hike, bike and explore. Prepare to meet your match at Montaña de Oro State Park, where trails and tidepools come standard. Knowledgeable nature lovers adore the park’s secluded Sandspit Beach, the perfect place to enjoy a quiet sunset. Catch […]
[…]are saturated with wildlife, unique fauna, and breathtaking views. The Bob Jones City to the Sea Bike Trail is just over 5 miles of smooth pavement suitable for strollers, bicycles, wheelchair users, or pedestrians. The path is lined with trees and at the end, you can reward yourself with a stroll along […]
[…]Hop on a horse (or bike)Giddy up, we ride at dawn (OK, maybe not that early, but we’re riding nonetheless). Want to capture Highway 1’s coastal magic from a whole new POV? Gallop over to Covell Ranch in Cambria, where a herd of majestic Clydesdale horses roam the countryside (the […]
[…]choose to stay close to “home” and check out the nearby wineries, or venture out for a hike or bike ride. Sextant winery has a tasting room right on the property. Exploring further out will take you to the nearby beaches of Avila and Oceano. Or head north to check […]
[…]Avila Beach Golf Resort is also nearby for a round of 18 holes. Or plan to take a walk, jog or bike ride along the Bob Jones Trail. This paved path is five miles out and back, and is popular among locals. Layout Avila Tides is a 2 bedroom, 2 […]
[…]visiting Montaña de Oro State Park, but I’m so glad I didn’t. People come here to hike, bike, camp, dive or, as we did, admire the stunning scenery. Don’t miss Spooner’s Cove, a horseshoe-shaped beach tucked between ragged cliffs.We walked the mile-long boardwalk at Moonstone Beach, yet another gorgeous expanse […]
[…]exploring gleaming tide pools teeming with life. Your story has just begun: Boogie board, mountain bike, gallop along the sand via horseback or explore the nearby Elfin Forest. Trust us: you’ll feel the enchantment. 4. Kayak the Dinosaur Caves Land of the lost: The mysterious sea caves surrounding Dinosaur Cave […]
[…]enjoy a picnic in the lounge or on the beach. Speaking of the beach: you can easily borrow a Linus bike to cruise around Cambria’s chill community. Back in your room, savor an indulgent minibar bursting with local treats, and artisan goods. Now we’re vibing! More to explore: Not all […]
[…]across the street is the Bob Jones Trail, a popular paved path for walkers, joggers and casual bike riders. If you have little ones in the group, they will enjoy a visit to the Central Coast Aquarium and burn off some energy at the Pirate Playground in front. Make a […]
[…]the scenic Avila Pier. You will also be in easy walking distance to shops and restaurants. Grab a bike and ride out to Harford Pier – one of few piers that you can still drive on. If you want to get a different view, rent a kayak or standup paddleboard […]
[…](don’t forget to check out the ancient rope swing jutting over the Pacific). Hop on an e-bike and take a spin along the coast, stopping for locally-loved clam chowder or fish and chips along the way. Whether you book a tour of Hearst Castle’s elegant estate or simply cast a […]
[…](like the challenging 1,347-foot Valencia Peak summit). You can also break out that mountain bike, kayak, surfboard or fishing rod. Truly, there’s countless ways to soak up the sunshine here. Plus, Montaña de Oro’s rugged tidepools and pebbly beaches reveal a watery world of hermit crabs, urchins and sea crabs—always […]
[…]chairs and a Boogie board to head out to the water for some fun in the sun. The Harford Pier is a bike ride away and offers calm waters in the bay, perfect for kayaking. Or schedule a tour of the historic Point San Luis Lighthouse, which is on private […]
[…]1 Discovery Route Bob Jones Trail – The Bob Jones Trail is the “City to the Sea” bike trail. Used as a hiking, jogging and biking route, the paved trail winds through the forested valley alongside San Luis Obispo Creek towards Avila Beach. Read More Pecho Coast Trail Docent Hikes to Point […]
[…]Coast’s best beaches. There are opportunities for adventure on the property, or you can hike and bike top trails nearby. Layout There are 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms at the Luxury Home on 400 Acre Ranch, accommodating up to 10 people. There are two master bedrooms, one downstairs and one […]
[…]links to find yourself on the best beaches, and immerse yourself in the best activities, walks, bike trips, paddling experiences, historic sites, whale and wildlife viewing locations, riding trails, and more. Every activity and organization listed does something to help preserve and protect the Central Coast. Best Wildlife Viewing and Inspiring […]
[…]yourself in endless trails throughout the countryside, like the Fiscalini Ranch Preserve, or bike along scenic coastal Highways and country roads. #8: Natural Wonders Escape the hustle and bustle of city life and visit Central Coast’s Eden. Cambria offers the area’s most untouched coastlines and some of the most protected […]
[…]springs and spa. Here you can hunker down for a beach getaway, dash away on the 3-mile Bob Jones Bike Trail, or try out your driver on a championship golf course. Whether you pick up a paddle or a prawn cocktail, there’s no telling where Avila’s light will lead you. […]
[…]little coastal town just off of Highway 1 in California that’s a total must-visit. Walk (or bike!) Cambria’s most historic streets (spanning as far back as the 1870s), visit the famous Moonstone Beach (where you’ll find literal moonstones covering the beach), and be sure to look out for humpback whales, gray whales, dolphins, and otters. […]
[…]even easier to navigate now with the digital map. “Whether it’s the 26-mile long Bayshore Bikeway in San Diego, or just a one-mile stretch within an urbanized area that provides an off-road trail to get away from the city and enjoy some open space next to the ocean, each segment of the […]
[…]2: E-Biking & Wine Tasting “The geography invites you to hike and bike all morning, then ease within minutes to an afternoon of wine tasting. Nowhere is this proximity more astounding than Edna Valley, with its 27 tasting rooms that lie just 5 miles fom the Paficic.” Day 3: Whale […]
[…]along the Highway 1 Discovery Route.Your Weekend Itinerary:SaturdayExplore Avila BeachWalk or Bike Ride on the Bob Jones TrailPick up your FREE clean up kit and complimentary tote bag and have lunch at the Avila Beach Golf Resort. Note: Clean–up kits can be picked up in Mulligans Restaurant at the Avila […]
[…]Lopez Lake Recreation Area. The trail is close to 3 miles and is open to hikers, dogs and mountain bikes. Enjoy scenic views, groves of oak trees and wildlife […]
The California Coastal Trail is a network is a network of public trails for walkers, bikers, equestrians, wheelchair riders and others along the 1200-mile California coastline. It is currently more than half complete. Coastwalk California is a volunteer organization that advocates for completion of the Trail. Our members invite you […]
