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Big Sur

As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location (and direction), you can create your own itinerary along the tour route(s) to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;

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Bixby Bridge

Perhaps the single most photographed location on the entire Highway 1 drive, this concrete arch span bridge has been the star of many car commercials and movie driving scenes. We'll share the best angles to capture this great shot for yourself.

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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The ancient Redwood trees which grow to more than 360 feet in height are one of the tallest tree species on Earth. The unique micro climate conditions of thick summer fog, moderate temperatures and winter rain allow a thin band of trees to grow along this portion of the Californian coast. The best place to hug these friendly giants is at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.

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Hearst Castle

Once the playground and place where one of America's richest men would entertain his Hollywood friends, artists and global politicians. Filled with an amazing art collection and all manner of European and home-grown stylings, the property grew from a vacation cottage to an estate of palatial quality, and earned the nickname of Hearst Castle. Visitors are taken by shuttle from the welcome center and are provided with a choice of tours to explore the opulent residence.

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McWay Falls

The most attractive of many waterfalls to be found along the Big Sur drive. McWay Falls cascades from the forest, over a rock ledge and tumbles directly onto a white sand beach. Set in a beautiful cove it's impossible not to take fantastic photos. Truly a magical place. And seals often choose this as the best place to take a nap on the beach.

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Morro Bay

A coastal city known for the volcanic plug Morro Rock landmark that juts up from the water. It's also a great stop for dining in oceanfront restaurants and exploring the Embarcadero, filled with stores and art galleries.

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Pfeiffer Beach

We'll provide a little help to point out the almost hidden turn in for Pfeiffer State Beach but once your make your way down the narrow road to the entrance, we promise it will be worth it. What awaits? A beautiful rugged coastline, crashing waves, the Keyhole Sea Arch and purple sand that is made by tiny flecks of garnet. Remember to take cash as there is an entrance/parking fee. No credit or debit accepted.

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Point Lobos

The Point Lobos State Natural Reserve close to Carmel has a rich underwater habitat excellent for spotting a number of sea animals including seabirds, seals and sea lions, otters and gray whales. Numerous hiking trails and a cultural history museum in a small cabin that showcases the diving and whaling history. Enjoy views directly from the carparks, or walk the easy shoreline trail system.

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Elephant Seal Vista Point

You'll see elephant seals year round at the Piedras Blancas Rookery about 7 miles north of San Simeon on Highway 1, and the population can swell to around 17,000 at its peak. There is plenty of parking and a raised boardwalk area where you can safely observe. And often Friends of the Elephant Seals docents (in bright blue jackets) are present that can answer your questions and take donations.

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Big Sur

As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location (and direction), you can create your own itinerary along the tour route(s) to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;

11

Bixby Bridge

Perhaps the single most photographed location on the entire Highway 1 drive, this concrete arch span bridge has been the star of many car commercials and movie driving scenes. We'll share the best angles to capture this great shot for yourself.

12

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The ancient Redwood trees which grow to more than 360 feet in height are one of the tallest tree species on Earth. The unique micro climate conditions of thick summer fog, moderate temperatures and winter rain allow a thin band of trees to grow along this portion of the Californian coast. The best place to hug these friendly giants is at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.

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Hearst Castle

Once the playground and place where one of America's richest men would entertain his Hollywood friends, artists and global politicians. Filled with an amazing art collection and all manner of European and home-grown stylings, the property grew from a vacation cottage to an estate of palatial quality, and earned the nickname of Hearst Castle. Visitors are taken by shuttle from the welcome center and are provided with a choice of tours to explore the opulent residence.

14

McWay Falls

The most attractive of many waterfalls to be found along the Big Sur drive. McWay Falls cascades from the forest, over a rock ledge and tumbles directly onto a white sand beach. Set in a beautiful cove it's impossible not to take fantastic photos. Truly a magical place. And seals often choose this as the best place to take a nap on the beach.

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Morro Bay

A coastal city known for the volcanic plug Morro Rock landmark that juts up from the water. It's also a great stop for dining in oceanfront restaurants and exploring the Embarcadero, filled with stores and art galleries.

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Pfeiffer Beach

We'll provide a little help to point out the almost hidden turn in for Pfeiffer State Beach but once your make your way down the narrow road to the entrance, we promise it will be worth it. What awaits? A beautiful rugged coastline, crashing waves, the Keyhole Sea Arch and purple sand that is made by tiny flecks of garnet. Remember to take cash as there is an entrance/parking fee. No credit or debit accepted.

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Point Lobos

The Point Lobos State Natural Reserve close to Carmel has a rich underwater habitat excellent for spotting a number of sea animals including seabirds, seals and sea lions, otters and gray whales. Numerous hiking trails and a cultural history museum in a small cabin that showcases the diving and whaling history. Enjoy views directly from the carparks, or walk the easy shoreline trail system.

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Elephant Seal Vista Point

You'll see elephant seals year round at the Piedras Blancas Rookery about 7 miles north of San Simeon on Highway 1, and the population can swell to around 17,000 at its peak. There is plenty of parking and a raised boardwalk area where you can safely observe. And often Friends of the Elephant Seals docents (in bright blue jackets) are present that can answer your questions and take donations.

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Биг-Сур

Поскольку аудиогиды воспроизводят комментарии в зависимости от вашего местоположения GPS (и направления), вы можете создать свой собственный маршрут по маршруту (маршрутам) тура, который соответствует вашим интересам и расписанию. Или вы можете воспользоваться нашими планировщиками поездок, чтобы получить предложения по полудневным, полным или многодневным маршрутам. Некоторые из многих основных моментов перечислены ниже;

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Мост Биксби

Возможно, самое фотографируемое место на всем шоссе 1, этот бетонный арочный пролетный мост был звездой многих автомобильных рекламных роликов и сцен вождения в кино. Мы поделимся лучшими ракурсами, чтобы сделать этот великолепный снимок для себя.

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Государственный парк Пфайффер Биг-Сур

Древние секвойи, достигающие более 360 футов в высоту, являются одними из самых высоких деревьев на Земле. Уникальные микроклиматические условия густого летнего тумана, умеренных температур и зимних дождей позволяют небольшой полосе деревьев расти вдоль этой части калифорнийского побережья. Лучшее место, где можно обнять этих дружелюбных гигантов, — парк штата Пфайффер Биг-Сур.

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Замок Херста

Когда-то это была игровая площадка и место, где один из самых богатых людей Америки развлекал своих голливудских друзей, художников и мировых политиков. Наполненный удивительной коллекцией произведений искусства и всевозможными европейскими и домашними стилями, поместье превратилось из загородного коттеджа в роскошное поместье и получило прозвище Замок Херста. Посетителей доставляют на шаттле из приемного центра, и им предоставляется выбор туров для знакомства с роскошной резиденцией.

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Макуэй Фолс

Самый привлекательный из многих водопадов, которые можно найти вдоль дороги Биг-Сур. Водопад Маквей каскадом ниспадает из леса, над выступом скалы и падает прямо на пляж с белым песком. В красивой бухте невозможно не сделать фантастические фотографии. Действительно волшебное место. И тюлени часто выбирают это место, чтобы вздремнуть на берегу.

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Морро Бэй

Прибрежный город, известный вулканической пробкой Морро-Рок, выступающей из воды. Это также отличное место, где можно поужинать в ресторанах на берегу океана и осмотреть район Эмбаркадеро с множеством магазинов и художественных галерей.

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Пляж Пфайффер

Мы немного поможем указать на почти скрытый поворот на Pfeiffer State Beach, но как только вы спуститесь по узкой дороге к входу, мы обещаем, что это того стоит. Что ждет? Красивое изрезанное побережье, грохочущие волны, морская арка «Замочная скважина» и фиолетовый песок, состоящий из крошечных вкраплений граната. Не забудьте взять наличные, так как вход/парковка платная. Кредит или дебет не принимаются.

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Пойнт Лобос

В государственном природном заповеднике Пойнт-Лобос недалеко от Кармеля есть богатая подводная среда обитания, в которой можно наблюдать за многими морскими животными, включая морских птиц, тюленей и морских львов, выдр и серых китов. Многочисленные пешеходные тропы и музей истории культуры в небольшой хижине, посвященный истории дайвинга и китобойного промысла. Наслаждайтесь видами прямо с автостоянок или прогуляйтесь по легкой системе береговых троп.

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Морской слон Виста Пойнт

Вы увидите морских слонов круглый год на лежбище Пьедрас-Бланкас, примерно в 7 милях к северу от Сан-Симеона на шоссе 1, и на пике их популяция может достигать 17 000 человек. Есть много парковочных мест и приподнятый дощатый настил, где вы можете безопасно наблюдать. И часто присутствуют доценты «Друзья морских слонов» (в ярко-синих куртках), которые могут ответить на ваши вопросы и принять пожертвования.

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Big Sur

As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location (and direction), you can create your own itinerary along the tour route(s) to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;

29

Bixby Bridge

Perhaps the single most photographed location on the entire Highway 1 drive, this concrete arch span bridge has been the star of many car commercials and movie driving scenes. We'll share the best angles to capture this great shot for yourself.

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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The ancient Redwood trees which grow to more than 360 feet in height are one of the tallest tree species on Earth. The unique micro climate conditions of thick summer fog, moderate temperatures and winter rain allow a thin band of trees to grow along this portion of the Californian coast. The best place to hug these friendly giants is at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.

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Hearst Castle

Once the playground and place where one of America's richest men would entertain his Hollywood friends, artists and global politicians. Filled with an amazing art collection and all manner of European and home-grown stylings, the property grew from a vacation cottage to an estate of palatial quality, and earned the nickname of Hearst Castle. Visitors are taken by shuttle from the welcome center and are provided with a choice of tours to explore the opulent residence.

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McWay Falls

The most attractive of many waterfalls to be found along the Big Sur drive. McWay Falls cascades from the forest, over a rock ledge and tumbles directly onto a white sand beach. Set in a beautiful cove it's impossible not to take fantastic photos. Truly a magical place. And seals often choose this as the best place to take a nap on the beach.

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Morro Bay

A coastal city known for the volcanic plug Morro Rock landmark that juts up from the water. It's also a great stop for dining in oceanfront restaurants and exploring the Embarcadero, filled with stores and art galleries.

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Pfeiffer Beach

We'll provide a little help to point out the almost hidden turn in for Pfeiffer State Beach but once your make your way down the narrow road to the entrance, we promise it will be worth it. What awaits? A beautiful rugged coastline, crashing waves, the Keyhole Sea Arch and purple sand that is made by tiny flecks of garnet. Remember to take cash as there is an entrance/parking fee. No credit or debit accepted.

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Point Lobos

The Point Lobos State Natural Reserve close to Carmel has a rich underwater habitat excellent for spotting a number of sea animals including seabirds, seals and sea lions, otters and gray whales. Numerous hiking trails and a cultural history museum in a small cabin that showcases the diving and whaling history. Enjoy views directly from the carparks, or walk the easy shoreline trail system.

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Elephant Seal Vista Point

You'll see elephant seals year round at the Piedras Blancas Rookery about 7 miles north of San Simeon on Highway 1, and the population can swell to around 17,000 at its peak. There is plenty of parking and a raised boardwalk area where you can safely observe. And often Friends of the Elephant Seals docents (in bright blue jackets) are present that can answer your questions and take donations.

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Big Sur

As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location (and direction), you can create your own itinerary along the tour route(s) to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;

38

Bixby Bridge

Perhaps the single most photographed location on the entire Highway 1 drive, this concrete arch span bridge has been the star of many car commercials and movie driving scenes. We'll share the best angles to capture this great shot for yourself.

39

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The ancient Redwood trees which grow to more than 360 feet in height are one of the tallest tree species on Earth. The unique micro climate conditions of thick summer fog, moderate temperatures and winter rain allow a thin band of trees to grow along this portion of the Californian coast. The best place to hug these friendly giants is at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.

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Hearst Castle

Once the playground and place where one of America's richest men would entertain his Hollywood friends, artists and global politicians. Filled with an amazing art collection and all manner of European and home-grown stylings, the property grew from a vacation cottage to an estate of palatial quality, and earned the nickname of Hearst Castle. Visitors are taken by shuttle from the welcome center and are provided with a choice of tours to explore the opulent residence.

41

McWay Falls

The most attractive of many waterfalls to be found along the Big Sur drive. McWay Falls cascades from the forest, over a rock ledge and tumbles directly onto a white sand beach. Set in a beautiful cove it's impossible not to take fantastic photos. Truly a magical place. And seals often choose this as the best place to take a nap on the beach.

42

Morro Bay

A coastal city known for the volcanic plug Morro Rock landmark that juts up from the water. It's also a great stop for dining in oceanfront restaurants and exploring the Embarcadero, filled with stores and art galleries.

43

Pfeiffer Beach

We'll provide a little help to point out the almost hidden turn in for Pfeiffer State Beach but once your make your way down the narrow road to the entrance, we promise it will be worth it. What awaits? A beautiful rugged coastline, crashing waves, the Keyhole Sea Arch and purple sand that is made by tiny flecks of garnet. Remember to take cash as there is an entrance/parking fee. No credit or debit accepted.

44

Point Lobos

The Point Lobos State Natural Reserve close to Carmel has a rich underwater habitat excellent for spotting a number of sea animals including seabirds, seals and sea lions, otters and gray whales. Numerous hiking trails and a cultural history museum in a small cabin that showcases the diving and whaling history. Enjoy views directly from the carparks, or walk the easy shoreline trail system.

45

Elephant Seal Vista Point

You'll see elephant seals year round at the Piedras Blancas Rookery about 7 miles north of San Simeon on Highway 1, and the population can swell to around 17,000 at its peak. There is plenty of parking and a raised boardwalk area where you can safely observe. And often Friends of the Elephant Seals docents (in bright blue jackets) are present that can answer your questions and take donations.

46

Big Sur

As the audio guides play commentary based on your gps location (and direction), you can create your own itinerary along the tour route(s) to match your interests and schedule. Or you can use our trip planners for our suggestions on half, full or multi day itineraries. Some of the many highlights are listed below;

47

Bixby Bridge

Perhaps the single most photographed location on the entire Highway 1 drive, this concrete arch span bridge has been the star of many car commercials and movie driving scenes. We'll share the best angles to capture this great shot for yourself.

48

Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park

The ancient Redwood trees which grow to more than 360 feet in height are one of the tallest tree species on Earth. The unique micro climate conditions of thick summer fog, moderate temperatures and winter rain allow a thin band of trees to grow along this portion of the Californian coast. The best place to hug these friendly giants is at Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park.

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Hearst Castle

Once the playground and place where one of America's richest men would entertain his Hollywood friends, artists and global politicians. Filled with an amazing art collection and all manner of European and home-grown stylings, the property grew from a vacation cottage to an estate of palatial quality, and earned the nickname of Hearst Castle. Visitors are taken by shuttle from the welcome center and are provided with a choice of tours to explore the opulent residence.

50

McWay Falls

The most attractive of many waterfalls to be found along the Big Sur drive. McWay Falls cascades from the forest, over a rock ledge and tumbles directly onto a white sand beach. Set in a beautiful cove it's impossible not to take fantastic photos. Truly a magical place. And seals often choose this as the best place to take a nap on the beach.

51

Morro Bay

A coastal city known for the volcanic plug Morro Rock landmark that juts up from the water. It's also a great stop for dining in oceanfront restaurants and exploring the Embarcadero, filled with stores and art galleries.

52

Pfeiffer Beach

We'll provide a little help to point out the almost hidden turn in for Pfeiffer State Beach but once your make your way down the narrow road to the entrance, we promise it will be worth it. What awaits? A beautiful rugged coastline, crashing waves, the Keyhole Sea Arch and purple sand that is made by tiny flecks of garnet. Remember to take cash as there is an entrance/parking fee. No credit or debit accepted.

53

Point Lobos

The Point Lobos State Natural Reserve close to Carmel has a rich underwater habitat excellent for spotting a number of sea animals including seabirds, seals and sea lions, otters and gray whales. Numerous hiking trails and a cultural history museum in a small cabin that showcases the diving and whaling history. Enjoy views directly from the carparks, or walk the easy shoreline trail system.

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Elephant Seal Vista Point

You'll see elephant seals year round at the Piedras Blancas Rookery about 7 miles north of San Simeon on Highway 1, and the population can swell to around 17,000 at its peak. There is plenty of parking and a raised boardwalk area where you can safely observe. And often Friends of the Elephant Seals docents (in bright blue jackets) are present that can answer your questions and take donations.

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