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California redwood trees are among the largest living beings in existence, and one of the oldest to boot. They can reach heights of more than 350 feet, and some specimens have been alive since the days of the Roman Empire.
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It is difficult to find a getaway spot as bewitching, steeped in history with such a wide range of activities as Monterey Bay. Visitors will encounter historic Cannery Row, a kid-friendly, award-winning aquarium, the world-famous Pebbl…
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California saltwater kayak fishing offers anglers a welcome change from the standard fishing routine. Rather than slipping on waders by the shore, those who love to fish can kayak to destinations generally only reachable by expensive c…
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A walk along Cannery Row offers opportunities to shop, eat and admire the scenery of the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary in Monterey, California. With several lookout points and beaches steps away, the famous street has somethin…
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A visit to California is not complete without some fun in the water. From surfing to kayaking, there is no shortage of ways to enjoy the Pacific Ocean. One excursion visitors to California will want to consider is a whale-watching trip…
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Marina, California, situated along the Pacific Ocean, 110 miles south of San Francisco and eight miles north of Monterey, enjoys a Mediterranean climate with average temperatures between 50 to 70 degrees F year-round. The city boasts t…
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Monterey, California, is a beautiful city located in the central coast region of the state, home to the famous Monterey Bay Aquarium. There are wineries and vineyards within an hour's drive of the city, and the downtown section of the…
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The rolling hills of Pittsburgh offer a range of hiking activities to the intrepid. Along with many natural trails, the urban Three River Heritage Trail is popular with guests and residents. The 21-mile trail runs along the Allegheny,…
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Myrtle Beach, South Carolina offers a delicate mixture of adventure in the sun and relaxation on the beach. Spend quiet days listening to the water lap against the shore, and busy days scuba diving with the fishes, flying high above th…
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Gilroy, Calif., is near the San Francisco Bay Area and is nationally recognized for its annual Gilroy Garlic Festival. It is also near the beaches of Santa Cruz, a popular destination for surfing, sea-kayaking, fishing, scuba diving an…
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Monterey is located on California's central coast. Monterey Bay, the water the city abuts, has opportunities for guided and self-guided scuba diving, whale watching, saltwater fishing, sea kayaking and surfing. The Monterey Bay Aquariu…
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Overlooking both the Pacific Ocean and Monterey Bay, the town of Monterey sits approximately 70 miles south of San Jose in Southern California. Within five miles of Monterey are public parks and attractions, including the SFB Morse Bot…
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A visit to Monterey, Calif., is the perfect weekend getaway for the water enthusiast. Opportunities for sailing, whale watching and surfing abound in this city just south of Santa Cruz. The temperate climate in Monterey affords the abi…
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No matter what type of outdoor activity you like to do, you'll find it near Monterey. Fishing and ocean adventures beckon from Monterey Bay, joggers and cyclists will take to the Pacific Grove trail and golfers can access several nearb…
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With its healthy Omega-3 oil and mild flavor, it's no wonder that nutritionists and chefs recommend halibut. From roughly late April until mid-July, fishing for halibut remains a commercially viable and popular recreational activity.
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