Hike/ Bike/ Equestrian by permit only This trail runs alongside the Santa Rosa Creek, which is usually unseen due to the dense forest. The trail goes up a small hillside, descends to run along the creek through a forest of trees, and ends at Highway 1. The trail is approximately 3/4 mile each way and […]
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Hike/Bike/Equestrian by permit only The Creek to Forest Trail runs north to south through woods that intersect with the Ridge and Forest Loop Trails; and connects to Santa Rosa Creek West Trail.
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Hike only The Meander Trail is a west-to-east serpentine uphill trail that begins at Marine Terrace Trail and connects to Ridge and Forest Loop Trails. Open space with Pacific Ocean View.
Hike/ Bike The Victoria Lane Trail is a short trail leading to Forest Loop Trail. The entrance is at Victoria Lane.
Hike/ Bike The Forest Loop Trail is a 2.5-mile hike in the woods with very little elevation gain. It begins and ends on Tipton Street.
This sandy trail will take you from one park to the next with beautiful views along the way.
Leffingwell Landing Park to San Simeon State Park Read More
Enjoy strolling the one-mile boardwalk that meanders all along the splendid coast between Cambria’s north end to Leffingwell Landing and back. Or find refuge on the abundance of wooden benches along the beach park and spend a relaxing afternoon listening to the ocean’s melody while watching whales, dolphins, and birds. Beachcombing, exploring tide pools and viewing the sea otters as they
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In Cambria, we understand that pets aren’t just pets…they’re an important part of the family. From including them in family pics to planning trips around their pups, pet people love their furry family members. If you’re looking for the perfect pet-friendly place to stay on your next road trip, pack up the pooch and head
Cambria…Dogs Allowed!! (We Even Welcome Them) Read More
Discover Cambria’s farms, ranches, and specialty tasting rooms. If you’ve been to Cambria, you may have noticed that its residents have a tendency to be kind, down-to-earth people who have a strong love for their town. These sentiments may harken back to Cambria’s history as a ranching paradise, or perhaps it’s a natural byproduct of
Rob and Chris, creators of the 2 Travel Dads blog, explored Moonstone Beach, journeyed through Fiscalini Ranch and studied elephant seals with their two young sons on their recent trip to Cambria. This adventuring family not only got a taste of the coastal outdoors, but also indulged in Cambria’s local cuisine, perused specialty shops and
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