We didn't have much time in Los Angeles, so we did a whirlwind daytrip starting at the Reagan Library. They have an old Air Force One 707 on display and it was cool to see. Then we drove down to the Getty Center for lunch. It was pretty extravagant, aparently costing over a billion dollars [...]
A quick stop by the Getty Center in Los Angeles to check out the architecture and views. We walked around for a bit and had lunch at the restaurant before checking out the visiting gallery and heading on. Use the two icons in the lower left of each thumbnail to launch the interactive panoramas in [...]
Starting in Monterey, we went down through Pebble Beach and Carmel-By-the-Sea before joining up with the Pacific Coast Highway and heading down to San Luis Obispo. Along the way we stopped at the Nepenthe Restaurant and numerous overlooks between there and the Hearst Castle. The next day we got up and took off down the [...]
On the second day of the Pacific Coast Highway, while on the way to Los Angeles, we stopped by La Purisima Mission. [link-gallery gallery="Cali_pacificCoast" name="Pacific Coast"]
After Pebble Beach, we started down California 1 toward Big Sur. It was still foggy so the drive wasn't that interesting. We stopped by the Nepenthe Restaurant for lunch. The view was excellent and the fog cleared up a good bit while we ate. After lunch we continued down the Pacific Coast Highway towards the [...]
We began our Pacific Coast Highway tour in Monterey. After driving down Lighthouse Rd next to the bay, we turned south and drove through Pebble Beach on the 17 Mile Road. It was foggy and cold, but very scenic. [link-gallery gallery="Cali_pacificCoast" name="Pacific Coast"]
Our 2 day stop into Yosemite began with the long narrow road that lead to the Hetch Hetchy Resevoir and O'Shaughnesse Dam. From there we drove into the Yosemite Valley for lunch and driving around. After checking out the Ahwahnee Hotel, the guys took off on the Four Mile Trail, while the girls went shopping. [...]
Yosemite National Park, CA – Traveling between two of the most popular areas of the park, the Four Mile Trail is one of the park’s rare trails that can be hiked in either direction. One can start at either Glacier Point and hike down or the floor of Yosemite Valley and hike up. Totaling around [...]
