20의 트리시 힐스가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This is what camping along the coast is all about! Great views and easy access to the shoreline. The camp hosts are very helpful and can usually get you in to one of the first-come, first-served sites if you don't have a reservation. However, if you'd like the peace of mind that comes with a sure thing you can make reservations here: www.recreation.gov/camping/campgrounds/233116

Very interesting to see how life used to be.

Wonderful and varied coastal landscape with many birds, seals and sea lions.

This state park has four excellent things going for it: Stunning views of Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and the Big Sur coastline; stately redwood forests; interesting old lime kilns, which were used to burn limestone to render quicklime... and miles of paved trails you can bike on.

The Big Creek Bridge, on the southern Big Sur coast near Lucia, spans 589 feet across Big Creek Canyon. Opened in 1938, this open spandrel concrete arch bridge was constructed during the Great Depression, partially funded by the Works Progress Administration. Designed by Christian Theophil Gutleben, it has two iconic 178-foot arches and sits 65 feet above the canyon. It remains open despite frequent mudslides affecting other Pacific Coast Highway bridges. Parking areas at both ends offer scenic views, and cyclists bike across with cars. Though it is a highway, the speed limit remains at 55 miles per hour.

The perfect route to showcase the best of Point Lobos, the North Shore Trail is a two mile long trail not only offering just stunning ocean side views, but also unique opportunities to witness local birdlife.

A true hiking highlight Definitely worth a visit

Redwood, oak, conifers, sycamore cottonwood, maple and willow trees surround this lower portion of the Big Sur River, making for a beautiful place to take a few photos, especially on a hot day. Two bridges cross over from this location, depending on your path. One is a steel bridge that will take you to Buzzards Roost Loop Trail, and a seasonal bridge that loops around to continue the short Nature Trail loop.