Primera clasificación Atractivos en Carmel

If you are an outdoor enthusiast who revels in thrilling adventures, then Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is for you. Vast green spaces, rich wildlife, and protected marine habitats are what you can expect during your trip to this expansive state park. Exciting marine excursions, including scuba diving, snorkeling, and kayaking, await visitors. Seals, gray whales, sea otters, and sea lions are some of the magnificent creatures that call these waters home. Apart from all this, avid hikers can embark on exhilarating explorations of the trails winding through Point Lobos.

Esta playa estatal de la península de Monterey es adonde se dirigen todos los habitantes de la zona. Esta área protegida permite que los visitantes se deleiten con la maravilla natural del Océano Pacífico, pero no les permite llevarse souvenirs a casa. Al ser una área protegida, no está permitido pescar. Sí se permite el ingreso con perros en tanto se los mantenga atados con una correa.

The Monterey Bay Coastal Trail is a beautiful scenic trail that runs along the coastline of Monterey Bay. Stretching over 18 miles (28 kilometers) from Pacific Grove to Castroville, this is the perfect spot to enjoy a run or a bike along the trail and take in the spectacular views. There are numerous eateries located along the way, as well as places to rent a cycle or a surfboard.

Towering redwoods, sycamores, maples, and oaks that are hundreds if not thousands of years old, long winding trails, scenic views of the Big Sur river, and a lot more await at the Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. Known as 'mini Yosemite' for its impressive collection of redwood trees, the park is also home to the Colonial Tree, one of the most iconic redwood trees in California. Bike, hike, camp, and enjoy the unspoiled wilderness, but be sure to watch out for bobcats.

En este museo interactivo, los más chicos jamás son castigados ni se les pide que no toquen nada, y esto se debe a que el Museo de la Juventud del Condado de Monterey fue diseñado para alentar a los más pequeños a que descubran a partir de la experimentación. Los chicos son bienvenidos a entrar y explorar las exposiciones, como la Creation Station, The Grill y otras más que les permitirán disfrazarse, convertirse en chef, dirigir su propio emprendimiento o aprender sobre geografía. Este museo es ideal para toda la familia.

Named after Andrew Molera, the man who made the California artichoke famous in the early 20th Century, this expansive state park stretches across 4,766 acres (1,929 hectares). Established in 1968, the Andrew Molera State Park was once the property of a renowned local family, the Cooper-Moleras. A prime feature of the park is the 19th-century Copper Cabin, one of the oldest lodges in Big Sur. Visitors can get acquainted with the local habitat of Big Sur at the Ventana Wildlife Society's Discovery Center, located within the park. Picturesque hiking trails, cascading waterfalls, fishing spots and camping facilities will make your visit to Andrew Molera State Park an enjoyable one.