Things to do in Del Monte Forest

This is a famous scenic spot located 17 kilometers from Highway 1. There are many places to play around. The beach is very beautiful. Many people play in the water and sunbathe here. Although the sun is a little strong, the scenery is very good.

This place makes people feel relaxed and happy, mainly because there are relatively few people, and the entire pier is filled with all kinds of small boats, which makes people feel comfortable and relaxed. If you are interested, you can charter a boat to go out to sea.

Recommended index: Just go to see a lonely cypress tree, which is said to be more than 200 years old, and is considered the symbol of 17 Mile Bay. The lonely cypress tree quietly watches the tides, the clouds, and the people coming and going... Stay here for 30 minutes to take pictures and feel that life is enough.

Driving along California's Highway 1, my hands were aching from gripping the wheel for so long. The coastal section was winding and twisting, with waves crashing white against the cliffs below. I stopped by the roadside to watch the seals; those lazy guys just rolled on their backs, not moving an inch. The Big Sur Bridge was quite photogenic, but I was too busy watching the road to cross it. We kept stopping and starting, turning into every viewpoint we saw to enjoy the breeze. Just as the gas tank was almost empty, we arrived in town; a burger and a Coke were the perfect comfort food.

卡梅尔的全名为海边的卡梅尔 (Carmel-by-the-Sea)，是美国加利福尼亚州蒙特雷县的一座小城镇，始建于 1902 年，卡梅尔位于蒙特雷半岛，以其海岸的自然风光而闻名。 卡梅尔有一条很宽的细沙滩，卡梅尔河在小镇边入海。

Beautiful beach, peaceful town and cute houses. Suitable for relaxation. Beautiful nature.

The Bixby Bridge is an open single arch bridge with a span of about 100 meters, making it the longest concrete arch bridge in the California highway system. It is located in Big Sur, California, about 190 kilometers south of San Francisco. The budget for the construction of the bridge was nearly $200,000. Before the bridge opened in 1932, residents of the Big Sur area were almost cut off from the outside world during the winter. The Bixby River under the bridge was named after Charles Henry Bixby, who came from Livingston County, New York, and came to the Monterey Peninsula in 1868. He bought a large piece of land in the Big Sur area and worked in the production of railroad sleepers.

a lot of sea lions! a must see place in san francisco! should get a sea lion plushie as well as a gift!

Big Sur Big Sur, California, is located between Monterey and San Simeon on the northern section of Highway 1, the most beautiful highway in the United States. It is a famous coastal scenic area in central California and a 90-mile section of California Highway 1. This coastline is winding and beautiful. Crossing Big Sur, you can enjoy the breathtaking cliffs and the vast Pacific Ocean, as well as mountains, waterfalls, and strange rocks. The scenery is ever-changing. It is also a paradise for hiking enthusiasts. The symbol of Big Sur, the Bixby Bridge, was built in 1932. Many people will stop their cars and stop here for a while. This bridge is the most photographed bridge on the West Coast, and it is therefore well known by many people. The Big Sur area of ​​Highway 1 is one of the most dangerous highway sections in California. When driving on this road, you have to be extremely careful. The highway is not wide, and it is easy to get into a car accident if you only focus on enjoying the breathtaking natural scenery as you travel along the dangerous mountain road with many turns.

This is a relatively large park near the Golden Gate Bridge, called Golden Gate Park. Most tourists will not go to this attraction specifically, but since we are traveling independently, we can visit it in a more relaxed manner. The environment design of this park is unparalleled and it is worth checking out.