There's about a sixty mile stretch of the California
coast that's generally referred to as Big Sur. It spans the region from the
village of the same name north to Carmel. It's a beautiful, rugged
stretch of rock-lined coast easily accessible along Highway 101. The area
can be easily appreciated in a single day by driving south from Monterey, Carmel, or
Pacific Grove. But if you have the time, it easily deserves more than a day.
I hope you enjoy my photos of Big Sur.
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This is a view of the Bixby bridge along the Big Sur coast, about
30 miles south of Carmel
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There are scenic turnouts and state parks
along Highway 101 making this beautiful scenery accessible to anyone.
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Many of the scenic turnouts and state parks along
Highway 101 have hiking trails that lead to beaches or cliffs overlooking
the beautiful Big Sur coast.
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The Big Sur lighthouse.
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