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Make Helena Avenue Bakery your first stop after the short jaunt to Santa Barbara after picking up your Cabana. A homestyle artisan bakery and kitchen that brings together wholesome, homemade specialities using the highest quality ingredients found along the Central Coast.
Enjoy your evening at Stearns Wharf, a small collection of merchants and restaurants, and an aquarium make this storied wooden wharf a destination all of its own.
Take a detour to Solvang and partake in a walking tour around the city on foot and marvel at the Danish architecture and large European style windmills. Take a picture by the iconic Little Mermaid fountain! There's plenty of wineries to stop into as well!
Upon arriving in San Luis Obispo, make Avila Valley Barn your first stop. Peruse the local goodies, pick your produce (apples, varieties of pears, apricots, nectarines, plums, and cherries) or pick up sweet bakery treats. Wander their farm on a hayride or feed the animals.
Stretch your legs and catch the sunrise on this short and rewarding 1.5 mile wooded trail via Sycamore Crest Trail. Feeling active? Rent a kayak or paddle board from Avila Beach Paddlesports and paddle the morning away.
Enjoy views from Ontario Ridge to Shell Beach Bluff Trail Loop, a more vigorous activity with amazing beach and vineyard views. A few miles from Avila Beach is Morro State Park, worth an afternoon o take in the scenic lagoon and enjoy natural bay habitat, including popular Morro Rock.
Cookies for breakfast? If they are from Paso Robles' Brown Butter Cookie Company than it's a must! For those who need a bit of savory, we recommend stopping in Pasolivo for a unique olive oil tasting with wine and other pairings.
Spend your afternoon at Tin City, an evolving industrial makers market nestled amongst the oaks where friends, adventurers, and aficionados come together to partake in craft wine, beer and spirits served up by Paso’s most passionate artisans.
Drive to San Luis Obispo and make Avila Valley Barn your first stop. Peruse the local goodies, pick your produce (apples, varieties of pears, apricots, nectarines, plums, and cherries) or pick up sweet bakery treats. Wander their farm on a hayride or feed the animals.
For a leisurely evening adventure, you can stretch your legs and catch the sunset on this short and rewarding 1.5 mile wooded trail via Sycamore Crest Trail.
Feeling active? Rent a kayak or paddle board for the day from Avila Beach Paddlesports and paddle your afternoon away.
Enjoy views from Ontario Ridge to Shell Beach Bluff Trail Loop, a more vigorous activity with amazing beach and vineyard views. A few miles from Avila Beach is Morro State Park, worth an afternoon o take in the scenic lagoon and enjoy natural bay habitat, including popular Morro Rock.
Take a worthwhile pit stop in Paso Robles, adding an additional hour to your route to Big Sur. The artisanal town is filled with eclectic eateries and historic buildings and museums. For savory and atypical lunch, we recommend stopping in Pasolivo for olive oil tasting with wine and other pairings
On your way to Julia Pfeffier State Park, explore San Simeon Bay Trail, a moderate 4 mile trail along the bay, beginning at the beach and then a walk among the trees with lots of little hidden walkways to see the ocean. If you're lucky, you might see some whales!
Next, stop at Salmon Creek Trail located on CA- 1. This short, under half mile trail that will take you into a wooded, rocky area with a 120-foot waterfall and large pool at the base.
Our favorite activities include hiking Partington Cove, a steep 1 mile trail that descends through the rock tunnel to emerge onto a rocky beach where crashing waves create dramatic sea splashes.
A more challenging route is Tanbark Trail and Tin house, 6.1 miles through redwood and oak forests along a creek, climbing up to the Tin House where the trees clear and leave you with an unrestricted view across the canyon and down to the shoreline below.
Stop in Garrapata State Park to see Calla Lily Valley. Between January and April, hundreds of white Calla Lilies are in bloom here, in all other months, the trail is a leisure stroll through lush calla lily stems with views of the dramatic bay.
Relax on one of the many beaches in Monterey, dogs on a leash are allowed at Monterey State Beach as well as at Asilomar State Beach. Enjoy whale watching and glimpses of other marine wildlife by reserving a tour with Monterey Bay Whale Watch.
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