Elephant Seals in Central California – You can visit them anytime!
Elephant Seals in Central California – They came to visit 20+ years ago and haven’t left yet. How and where to see them.
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The El Camino Real in California – the chain linking the missions together
The El Camino Real began as an humble footpath leading from one mission to another. Today it nearly spans the length of California.
The El Camino Real Bells – Marking the California Mission Trail
The El Camino Real Bells – Since 1906 the bells have marked the route of the mission trail. Back then they were the only signs on the primitive highway. Full history and photos.
Dog Friendly Beaches In Central California
Dog friendly beaches in Central California where you and your best friend can romp in the surf.
Dinosaur Caves Park, Pismo Beach
A unique aerial view of the Dinosaur Caves Park area in Pismo Beach with directions and closeby attractions
The Dana Adobe in Nipomo – a view into California’s Mexican history
The Dana Adobe – recently restored, this historic home in San Luis Obispo County is a glimpse into the Mexican era of California’s history.
The Cold Spring Arch Bridge – One gateway to Central California
The Cold Spring Arch Bridge on Highway 154 is notable for its length as well as its beauty. It’s worth a trip off the main road to see it from below.
Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park – A nice sidetrip off Highway 154
The Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park is a quick side trip off Highway 154 between Santa Barbara and the Santa Ynez Valley
Cholame Valley Road – wildlife, wildflowers and cattle on the way to Parkfield
Cholame Valley Road – Not as desolate as it seems if you know where to look and when
Central California Weather – what to expect when you visit
Central California Weather – Not “one size fits all” – each part of this region differs from the other. We explain what you’ll find here
