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There are many places along California's famous coastline that offer understated elegance, the Madonna Inn however, is not one of them. Over the top decor, with bright pink as the main theme adorn the interior and exterior of the building. Each of the 100 rooms are uniquely designed with their own themes, and this might be the only hotel in the country where a urinal, which has it's own waterfall, is a tourist attraction all its own.

A quiet back road in Monterey with gentle curves and rolling terrain. It’s a solid alternative to busier routes, with open views and steady riding through ranchland that adds variety to local loops.

Mudhen Lake is a nice spot to pause and take in the rural scenery. The calm lake views make a pleasant break for stretching, refilling bottles, and enjoying a moment of stillness before rolling on.

A handy base for exploring Monterey’s rolling roads. The campground is a perfect place to spend the night if you want open views and easy access to tough climbs like Laureles Grade. It’s better to start riding early here to beat the heat and enjoy the empty roads.

This is an especially scenic section of the Cabrillo Highway, which is a section of the famous Pacific Coast Highway.

The Salmon Creek Waterfall is a small, but scenic waterfall. To access it, you need to take a short detour off the Salmon Creek Trail.

A lovely smooth dirt road climbing up into the hills and wilderness beyond. A breathtaking landscape to cycle on, giving you a real feeling of remoteness and seclusion. You will need a treaded tire for this road with a bit more width than a road bike tire.

This packed dirt road climbs steadily up the valley, with partial shade from trees by the creek. You pass under the train tracks and get a great view of the trestle.