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Swing Down to the Coast

There’s a reason people like hiking to high places in San Luis Obispo. This Central Coast adventureland is surrounded by ancient volcanoes, rolling green hills, and a dramatic coastline. Toss in some tree swings, and see SLO from new heights on any of these three hikes.

Week 03.03.2015
Regions Northern & Southern CA

Sister Act

Hike Reservoir Canyon to View of 9 Sisters

Greater California
Dog Friendly, Hikes
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Nine sisters makes a big family, and it’s even better when they’re all good looking! San Luis Obispo is surrounded by nine ancient volcanoes known as morros, and affectionately called the Nine Sisters. For one of the best views of this family portrait, go on a challenging 5-mile…
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Spring for the Central Coast!

Take a Spring Getaway to San Luis Obispo

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Five minutes to the mountains, 10 minutes to the beach, 15 minutes to wine tasting. California’s best base camp for spring adventures is San Luis Obispo (SLO). Consistently named a Top 10 destination, SLO is surrounded by ancient volcanoes, miles of soft-sand beaches, beautiful…
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Swinging Single

Hike Poly Canyon to the Serenity Swing

Greater California
Dog Friendly, Hikes
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San Luis Obispo’s “serenity swing” earns honors for living up to its name and meeting high expectations! The swing hangs from a large, lone oak tree secluded on top of a hill high above Poly Canyon. Reaching it requires hiking up to one of the most (yes) serene settings on the…
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