Montaña de Oro State Park
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"Along 7 miles of shoreline, sandy beaches and shallow coves are interrupted by slanted layers of fossilized mudstone deposits. These time-worn rocks create miniature islands, layered archways, and tide pools that are sized for privacy. For those with action on their minds, the park offers some great coastal California hiking trails as well as mountain biking paths, campgrounds, and horse trails criss-crossing the 8,000-acre park. The most intrepid mountaineers can reach an elevation of 1,347 feet at the Valencia Peak, where the springtime's yellow wildflowers make good on the park's Spanish namesake, the "Mountain of Gold." Read More: https://www.islands.com/1645524/california-montana-de-oro-state-park-sandy-secluded-beaches-mountain-views-scenery/"
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"Più a sud, a Los Osos, a ovest della Hwy 1, c’è il selvaggio Montaña de Oro State Park (%805-528-0513; www .parks .ca .gov; 3550 Pecho Valley Rd, Los Osos; h6-22; pc) SF con scogliere sul mare, pozze di marea, dune di sabbia, vette da scalare e percorsi per mountain bike. Il nome spagnolo (‘montagna d’oro’) deriva dai papaveri della California che ammantano i versanti in primavera"
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"California has its fill of overcrowded beaches, and it seems impossible to find one that remains under the radar. Don't worry, we've got you. Meet Coon Creek Beach. When the rental motorhomes and convertibles cruising Highway 1 become too much, this sandy cove provides a well-earned respite. The best way to get here is to hike south from Montaña de Oro State Park. With enough time, you could continue to Point Buchon for more views of Big Sur’s dramatic bluffs and thundering Pacific surf."
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"Très beau parc en bord d’océan, belle balade, top pour un petit pic nic"
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"Spanish for “mountain of gold,” Montana de Oro gets its name from the golden wildflowers that cover the area each spring, but you can find colorful views year-round on the seven miles of rocky, undeveloped coastline that comprise the western edge of this state park in California’s central coast region. The 4.6-mile Bluff Trail is a great way to see a large swath of the beaches, tide pools, and natural bridges in the park, or you can hike the Hazard and Valencia Peak trails for summit views. Pebbly Spooner’s Cove Beach serves as the park’s central hub. Entry fee, $20 per vehicle; parks.ca.gov"
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"Incroyablement beau. Bluff trail super facile et accessible pour environ 1h40 de balade"
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"Pour faire de belles balades, observer les baleines ou pique-niquer. Au printemps, la montagne est entièrement recouverte de fleurs sauvages."
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