@sarahwoodardtravels: Here are details and how much time to spend at my favorite roadside stops between Los Angeles to San Francisco along the Pacific Coast Highway (highway 1). 📌 SAVE this now for your next California road trip! Shark Fin Cove 🏠Address: Cabrillo Highway in Davenport, CA, half a mile south of town ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 8am-sunset ⌛Duration: 15-30 minutes 📙Details: This is a small, hidden beach is accessed by walking down a hill and under a pipe. When the tide is low you can easily walk to a second hidden part of the beach. McWay Falls 🏠Address: Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, Big Sur ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 8am-sunset ⌛Duration: 10 minutes 📙Details: The overlook trail to the falls is currently closed, but there is a small viewing area on the side of Highway 1 that is still open. Hearst Castle 🏠Address: 750 Hearst Castle Rd, San Simeon, CA 93452 ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 9am-4pm ⌛Duration: 2-3 hours 📙Details: This incredible mansion was the home of newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst. Tours are required and can sell out, so plan ahead! Morro Rock Beach 🏠Address: 1700 Embarcadero, Morro Bay, CA 93442 ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 6am-10pm ⌛Duration: 30-60 minutes 📙Details: This large “volcanic plug” towers over Morro Bay. In the mornings and evenings it’s misty and magical and a wonderful place to walk along the beach. Solvang Danish Village 🏠Address: Santa Ynez Valley ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 24 hours ⌛Duration: 60 minutes to 2 days 📙Details: This village truly feels like you’re in Europe! It has cute little shops and bakeries and is covered with windmills, clogs, and culture. Piedras Blancas Elephant Seals 🏠Address: 18844 Cabrillo Hwy, San Simeon, CA 93452 ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun, 24 hours viewing ⌛Duration: 15-30 minutes 📙Details: This observation deck will not disappoint! It’s a major breeding ground for elephant seals, with over 25,000 seals. Big Creek Bridge 🏠Address: Southern Big Sur, CA 93920 ⏰Hours: Mon-Sun 24 hours ⌛Duration: 15-30 minutes 📙Details: This is a 589-foot-long, open spandrel, concrete deck arch bridge. There are 3 beautiful bridges like this in Big Sur, but this one has many viewing spots and fewer people.

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