Cliff Jumping in California
Cliff jumping is an increasingly popular outdoor activity in California. With its extensive coastline, fierce cliffs, and mountain lakes, the
Cliff jumping is an increasingly popular outdoor activity in California. With its extensive coastline, fierce cliffs, and mountain lakes, the
Santa Barbara suffered a major oil spill in 1969 that completely decimated the local wildlife, including the animals living in
Pismo Beach hosts the annual Clam Festival. But there’s just more than clams lurking along the shore. The tide pools
If we picture the shoreline along the Pacific Coast Highway in Southern California, we typically think of tan surfers, pelicans
Over 350,000 people visit the rocky tide pools at Point Loma near the Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego every
The coast of Central California is an idyllic place to reconnect with nature. Particularly, the area around Monterey is sprawling
Fresh ocean air? Check. No entrance fee? Check! Educational encounter with flamboyant animals? Check!!! The tide pools of Bodega Bay
The Mavericks are not the only thrilling spot in town! The beaches of Santa Cruz have a unique thrill up
Half Moon Bay is one of many gems along the Pacific Coast Highway and home to dozens of pristine beaches.
Southern California is spoiled with world-class tide pooling destinations, such as Point Loma or La Jolla. But if you are