These 2 spots on California’s Central Coast are a MUST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มี.ค. 2022
- After having an incredible visit to Pismo Beach on the Central Coast, I decided to extend my trip just a little bit more to explore Morro Bay & Montana De Oro State Park: 2 can't miss stops on a Pacific Coast Highway road trip! Both stops were so impressive, and served as a reminder of how beautiful the Earth is.
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The rock formations were beautiful, loved the music
Thank you!!
We visited Morro Bay and Pismo beach when we did the road trip from San Francisco to LA back in 2019, we would love to come back again someday. We loved Yosemite National park. You should do a video from there👍
Nice!! Yes, Yosemite is on the list!
Which park would you want to visit?!
Stunning footage !
Native Californian here and for some reason I’ve gotten hooked on your channel. We have our problems here in CA, but man is it beautiful. What type of drone do you use?
Hey thanks! It’s such a beautiful state. I used a dji mavic mini for most vids but just upgraded to the mini 3 pro recently
Go to tiki hut in morro bay best fish and chips you ll ever try there treat sauce is amazing
The Bluff walk and hike to Valencia Peak is amazing and likely more awesome when fogs surrounds those peaks...SLO area and Redwoods area are the places I prefer to drive to CA for and spend a week. It's what I hoped CA life is; far away from the 3 metros and just what I consider the top attributes of CA.
I love living in SoCal...but when I visited Morro Bay (we stayed in Los Osos) and then did the Big Sur Drive, suddenly I wanted to move. Central CA coast is amazing and humbling. One of my fav memories is watching the fog wash over Morro Rock like an unearthly wave while we watched otters and ate fish and chips, and, earlier, visiting a small museum where they talked about the tide/swamp areas.
It's interesting to see your input on natural areas like this. Would you maybe consider doing reviews of parks you've been in New York state or something? I'm sure there's some West Coast people who haven't been to the East, specifically NY area, but would be interested in recommendations.
Wow never knew this existed Lol
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