California Pronghorn Antelope – A denizen of the open plains of Central California
Pronghorn Antelope – Living on the plains at the eastern edge of Central California, they can be seen on some of the backroads.

Pronghorn Antelope – Living on the plains at the eastern edge of Central California, they can be seen on some of the backroads.

The Rain Rocks Rock Shed and Pitkins Curve Bridge will take their place along with the Bixby Bridge as icons of the Big Sur Coast

Nojoqui Falls, in Santa Barbara County is easily accessed from Highway 101, yet offers great refreshment and a beautiful setting.

The Oceano Dunes complex – 18 miles of majestic sand dunes holding a treasure of beauty, wildlife, history and fun

Pacific Grove Monarch Sanctuary – A beautiful place to visit the butterflies as they spend the winter after a long migration

Parkfield Coalinga Road – Photos and info on this scenic backroad drive through fields of wildflowers and interesting geology

The Nine Sisters – Beautiful scenery on the Central Coast – How to find them and where you can hike or view these scenic wonders

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

Monterey County Agricultural Museum – Several acres in King City’s San Lorenzo Park showing the history of agriculture and rural life in Central California

Moonstone Beach Cambria – An easily accessible beautiful beach with a boardwalk, lodging and restaurants