Fred
Brack Raleigh, NC |
The next morning we drove from Sonoma to Muir Woods, then on to Salinas, Monterey, and the 17-mile drive in Pebble Beach. We'll skip Salinas, since it was business, and there's not a whole lot to see there! One thing we must mention first, though: On the way to Muir Woods we stopped to pickup a lunch to go in a little shop in Stinson Beach called The Lunch Box. 5-star reviews on Yelp. Absolutely the finest sandwiches we have ever eaten!
It is difficult to capture the majesty of the redwoods in Muir Woods -- you have
to visit!
You enter the 17-mile drive (a toll road) at Pacific Grove just south of Monterey. The entrance is hard to find, but the drive is worth it. We ate an expensive but delicious lunch at The Lodge at Pebble Beach along the way. Wonderful view, too. They credit your toll to the bill, which helps a little!
Enjoy the scenic views of Spanish Bay and the Pacific ocean from pullouts.
Watch the video of this scene.
Probably the most famous view: The Lone Cypress.
Monterey is famous for its
aquarium.
Very expensive admission, but we fortunately had passes. Especially great
for kids.
Thanks for joining our travelogue. THE END!