Travel: Morro Bay and Highway 1
The South Bay Beach Cities have a lot to offer, beachwise, with miles and miles of sand and waves. We even have jettys and rocks to explore. But we don’t have those big huge ones that you find on the central coast. Like the 576 foot high one that dominates the skyline of Morro Bay. On the #PhotowalksTV series, available on YouTube, we’ve been exploring the epic Highway 1 route, from Pismo Beach to Carmel/Monterey and this week, we stop in Morro Bay, the little town with that huge rock. Morro Bay is a little seaside town known for the rock and as a fishing village that attracts thousands of birds of all types as they make their yearly migrations. On the episode, I explore Morro Bay with my friend Bailey Christenson, who shows us the best photo spots from the vantage point of an electric boat, cruising through the Bay. The big rock in the tiny town of Morro Bay, California, by Jefferson Graham for the PhotowalksTV series If you go, Morro Bay is about a three and half-hour drive north, depending upon traffic, about 20 minutes from San Luis Obispo, long considered the half-way point between Los Angeles and San Francisco. Photo highlights of Morro: Water life, tidepools, rocks and…
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