Point Lobos State Natural Reserve

A very beautiful place, take Highway 1 and pass here, it happens to be a town, dinner is eaten in the restaurant here. By the way, the scenery is particularly good, there are not many people, and it is particularly quiet and comfortable.

[View] Located south of the seaside town of Carmel, California, it is a corner of California's land stretching out into the Pacific Ocean, close to Highway 1. This is an open beach, the scenery is very beautiful, the water and the sky are connected, there are pebble-filled beaches, there are also small beaches covered with soft white sand, it is a good place to stroll and picnic. [Fun] Here you can see the wonders of the intersection of the northernmost marine ecosystem and the southernmost spectacular coast. There are more interesting animals, seagulls soar on the sea, seals snorkel on the beach, very cute.

The reserve is along Highway 1. Belongs to Monterey County. At CA, I stayed in Monterey for three nights, a beautiful county, south of San Francisco. The small town of Carmel, seventeen miles of beaches are in Monterey. . The reserve is 10$ a car to enter, there are several parking areas and viewing locations. Each viewing location has a telescope to see the sea, walrus sea lion seals, etc. . . It is indeed visible. . . There are staff free explanations at each point, provided that they can basically hear English. If you have enough time, you can stay for a whole half a day and walk along the road. This protected area is mainly to feel the vastness of the Pacific Ocean, the vastness of reefs, the depth of the blue ocean, the violent surge, and it is not a beach-style play. During the Spring Festival in February, the ocean prints California sunshine, magnificent, indescribable. If it is spring and summer, you must wear sunglasses. However, the Mediterranean climate will not be particularly high in summer. It is a must-see point for playing Highway 1 and CA.

point lobos state resarve is located in the south of the small town of Carmel, California, close to California Highway 1 and convenient transportation. The scenery here is beautiful and it is a good place to watch the morning exercise. There are seals living in the bay in the south, and trees are full in the north. It only takes 10 knives per car to enter.

The first time I went to Point Lobos State Reserve, I was deeply attracted by its beauty. There are both sea and sky landscapes, and there are also many strange pine stones. There are also exquisitely repaired and flower-filled coastal landscape trails. It can be called a five-star attraction!

Cape Robles is less than eight miles from Carmel and a 10-minute drive away. He is the corner of California's mainland that stretches out to the Pacific Ocean, with cobbled beaches and soft white sand. You can see many bizarre trees here, and you can find many seals and seabirds inhabiting here. There are many hiking routes in the reserve for visitors to choose from, which is not very difficult. From December to April is the season for gray whale migration.