Whale Watching on the Whale Trail
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The Best of CA Highway 1: The Whale Trail
[…]invites visitors to marvel at the Pacific Ocean’s amazing marine life from the shore at six new Whale Trail sites. The H1DR is compromised of 10 coastal towns along Highway 1, located half-way between Los Angeles and San Francisco, featuring breathtaking natural beauty, preeminent wine regions, amazing outdoor adventures, a […]
The Whale Trail
Whale Trail The Whale Trail is a series of sites where the public may view orcas, other cetaceans and marine mammals from shore. Along the Whale Trail you’ll be looking over the waters of one of our nation’s most spectacular marine protected areas, offering some of the best wildlife viewing in […]
Free Online Trail Maps & Trail Work Volunteer Days
[…]who enjoys California trail systems to volunteer for workdays as well as practice important trail etiquette that helps prevent trail erosion, reduces user conflicts, and ensures trail access. More detailed information, trail guidelines, and volunteer locations available at http://www.cccmb.org/ For FREE Online Trail Maps Click here! Donations are most welcome and […]
Morro Bay Whale Watching
[…]start? Make the most of your adventure by stopping along San Luis Obispo County’s ten designated Whale Trail viewing points—the most of its kind in a single county along the California coast. Thanks to these designated lookout areas and helpful educational signage, you can be sure to enhance your chances […]
Whale Watcher
[…]the California lifestyle. Of course, whale watching is a favorite activity and there are several Whale Trail viewing points in the area. The interpretive signs will let you know which whale species to watch for in particular seasons, as well as other notable wildlife you might spot. Want to try […]
Whale Rock Reservoir
[…]Creek and Cottontail Creek at two northern points. The lake is surrounded by grassy rolling holls. Whale Rock Reservoir is open to the public during the trout fishing season. The trail alongside the lake is primary used as a fishing access, but is also a beautiful area for hiking and […]
Morro Bay Whale Watching
[…]whale watching aboard our 24-passenger power catamaran Dos Osos. The show stopping humpback whales come to the Central Coast in order to feed before heading south for the winter. Amongst the humpback whales you are likely to see sea otters, sea lions and dolphins. Join us for a three to […]
Avila Beach Sailing & Whale Watching
[…]California. We have a 6 passenger maximum per trip making this the most personal and interactive whale watching trip on the west coast. We are honored to have been rated the best boat tour in the San Luis Obispo area for the past 8 years on both TripAdvisor and YELP. […]
Highway 1 Discovery Route’s Foto Feature: Whale Watching
[…]popular than ever. The most common whales spotted off the Central Coast of California are humpback whales, blue whales and grey whales, though sometimes orca whales are seen off the coast of Avila Beach. ———————– Be a featured photographer on our page! Share your photos on the our Facebook page or hashtag #Highway1DiscoveryRoute from […]
Whale Watching
Whale watching can be a truly memorable and once-in-a-lifetime experience. When whales are migrating, Morro Bay makes an excellent starting point for your trip. Ensure a safe and pleasant viewing experience for everyone by following NOAA’s marine wildlife viewing guidelines. There are 2 main companies offering regular excursions: Sub Sea Tours & […]
Central Coast Sailing & Whale Watching
[…]secure cockpit we voyage along the coast, often in the company of sea lions, sea otters, dolphins, whales and an abundant number of seabirds that live and nest here. It is our goal to engage our visitor and local passengers with the stunning beauty and vibrant natural history of our […]
Afar’s Best Hikes Along the California Coastal Trail
[…]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 trail provides different amenities to different people,” says Locklin. Boucher Trail Along Highway 1 […]
Ragged Point Trail and Beach
[…]of the most epic hikes (for experienced hikers) in San Luis Obispo County, the Black Swift Falls Trail is simply signed “Nature Trail.”The base of the cliffs is only a half mile, but steep with about a 400-foot drop in elevation, and filled with breathtaking panoramas. It switchbacks down the […]
Santa Rosa Creek Trail
[…]678 and 682). Distance: approximately 3/4 miles each way. Moderately difficult portions. This trail reaches the Fiscalini Ranch near the Ridge trail. Directions: Windsor Boulevard north until you see the Cambria Water Treatment Plant on the right, pull in and park. The trail is straight ahead on the right. .9 miles […]
Coastal Discovery Trail
[…]Wildlife Viewing and Inspiring Views 1Elephant Seal Rookery 2Six Whale Trail Viewing Sites 3Pismo Beach Monarch Butterfly Grove & Western Monarch Trail 4Sea Otter Spotting at Morro Rock & More Best Beaches for Solo, Family, & Dog Days 5W.R. Hearst Memorial State Beach, San SimeonIdeal for Solo Experiences & Social […]
Avila Wine Trail
[…]on making your Central Coast wine tasting tour fun and enjoyable. The beauty of the Avila Wine Trail is in the diversity of wines and tasting room experiences. On any given day there is an excellent chance that if you visit one of the tasting rooms, you will be chatting […]
Pecho Coast Trail Docent Hikes to Point San Luis Lighthouse with PG&E
[…]Needed: Yes, contact PG&E through their website to make arrangements. Thank you. The Pecho Coast Trail to the Point San Luis Lighthouse is open to 20 hikers each Wednesday and 40 hikers each Saturday. Hikes depart at 9am and return at 1pm. Reservations are strongly encouraged to avoid being turned […]
Pleasant Valley Wine Trail
[…]in the beautiful rolling hills of San Miguel just East of Paso Robles, the Pleasant Valley Wine Trail is just minutes off Hwy 46 East and Hwy 101. The trail offers tasters a unique wine tasting experience off the beaten path. Follow the 12 mile trail for an unforgettable day […]
Follow our all-new History & Heritage Trail
[…]adobes to castles.Ready to get back to coastal California’s roots? Visit these spots along the trail to experience Highway 1 as it was, once upon a time. (And remember to find many more on the History & Heritage Trail page.) Hearst Castle, San SimeonOverlooking the Pacific coastline and acres of […]
