Parks in Morro Bay, California

Still more soul-satisfying, nature-oriented activity can be found at Morro Bay State Park, attached to the ... More on uptake_content

nature center for younger kids, kayaking at the marina across the street, 3 minute walk to view seals, and ... More on TripAdvisor

Montaqa de Oro State Park features over 8,000 acres of rugged cliffs, secluded sandy beaches, coastal plain... More on Epinions.com

Nice for hiking and picnicing, but not a good beach for swimming or surfing. More on Trekaroo

Morro Rock. 800/231-0592. "Gibraltar of the Pacific". More on Visitcalifornia.com

Inscription. An important mariner's landfall for over 300 years, chronicled in the diaries of Portola, Fr. Crespi and Costanso in 1769 when they camped near this area on their trek to find Monterey... More on HMDB

This ride may have the best scenery for the least amount of effort of any ride in California. As the name implies, it follows bluffs (actually uplifted marine terraces). For drama, it's hard to beat the sight of ocean waves crashing ... More on Trails

Morro Bay National Estuary Nature Center. 805/772-3834. Top site during the Audubon Christmas bird count. More on Visitcalifornia.com

The Museum of Natural History - the only one in the California State Park system -- opened in 1962. It served over 10,000 visitors in its first two years alone, and now some 65,000 thousand people visit the Museum annually, including ... More on MuseumStuff.com

Morro Strand State Beach is a coastal frontage park featuring outstanding picnic sites. A three-mile stretc... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

It is a family tradition to go to the small coastal town of Morro Bay California every year. The friendline... More on Epinions.com

This eight-mile loop is a relatively short but demanding ride. The first three miles on Islay Creek road climb gently and steadily over several short, easy hills. Beginners should turn around here ... More on Trails

I was very disappointed. I love technical climbs, but this one is not fun. More on Trails

The Central Coast of California has some of the wildest coastline and largest unspoiled open spaces in the state. It is home to the crashing surf and hiking trails of Big Sur, the scenic Pacific Coast Highway, several wine growing ... More on go_california

Folks who visit our farm are invited to take a few moments to reconnect with simpler times past. Stroll through our demonstration gardens and antique farm equipment display. Pick a sunflower, olal... More on Travelpaso.com

Folks who visit our farm are invited to take a few moments to reconnect with simpler times past. Stroll through our demonstration gardens and antique farm equipment display. Pick a sunflower, olall... More on uptake_content