The Morro Bay Marina Boardwalk – up close and personal with the backbay estuary
The Morro Bay Marina boardwalk is a newly constructed trail right to the edge of the back bay estuary and is perfect for birding
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Morro Bay California – Beach City
Morro Bay California – a central coast beach city – is home to Morro Rock, the Gibraltar of the Pacific, a quaint harbor, and wonderful restaurants and hotels.
Moonstone Beach Cambria – A beautiful Central California beach with a boardwalk
Moonstone Beach Cambria – An easily accessible beautiful beach with a boardwalk, lodging and restaurants
Monterey County Agricultural Museum – devoted to the history of area rural life
Monterey County Agricultural Museum – Several acres in King City’s San Lorenzo Park showing the history of agriculture and rural life in Central California
Monterey California – The perfect blending of Old and New California on the Bay
Monterey California – Here is your guide to a perfect Central California beach city that has a small town feel, world-class attractions, great wine and food, history and plenty of cultural events
The Monterey Aquarium – The wonders of the ocean up close
The Monterey Aquarium – from an old sardine cannery to a world-class exhibit, this is one of the best places to visit in Central California
Montana de Oro State Park
Montana de Oro State Park is one of the hidden treasures of the area. Unspoiled natural areas, hidden coves, hiking and easy bluff walks await…
Monarch Butterfly – Places on the Central Coast to see them in their winter home
Monarch Butterfly – Central California is the winter home to many of these beautiful butterflies. There are two main groves where they can easily be seen.
Mission Soledad – Founded in 1791 the thirteenth of the California Missions
Mission Soledad was founded in 1791 in the Salinas Valley between Missions San Antonio and Carmel. Photos, impressions and visiting information.
Mission solar illumination – the sacred geometry of the California Missions
Mission Solar Illumination – Recent discoveries have shown that the builders of the California Missions sited and oriented them to display the sun’s illumination on holy days.
