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Seagoing history on display at the Morro Bay Maritime Museum

The Deep Submergence Rescue Vehicle (DSRV) Avalon is one of only two rescue submarines built for the Navy by the Lockheed Corporation. Visit historic vessel...

Hearst Castle pool refilled after four years

–California State Parks announced that the project to repair and restore the world-famous Neptune Pool at Hearst Castle moved into the final phase....

Take a sip back in time at historic wineries

The vines at Hearst Ranch Winery. Wine tasting for history lovers Over the last 200-plus years, Paso Robles and North San Luis Obispo County have had a...

Tour native California beauty at Shangri-La Ranch Adventures

Shangri-La Ranch offers stunning views of Santa Margarita Lake. For a tour of native California beauty, Shangri-La Ranch Adventures in Santa Margarita...

A Mission tour takes you back in history

A tour takes you back in history Mission San Miguel -Located just a few minutes north of Paso Robles, Mission San Miguel Arcangel is a must stop...

Step back in time at Mission San Antonio de Padua

–The Mission San Antonio de Padua is a Central Coast treasure; its remote vista a charm that fuels the imagination and encourages visitors to step back...

Explore the history of Jack Ranch, Farmers Alliance

Pioneer Museum adds two new historical exhibits Mr. R.E. Jack, namesake of the ranch and pioneer, is featured in the new exhibit at The Paso Robles Pioneer...

Cayucos Pier restoration is coming along

Reconstruction slated to finish August or September Cayucos is a little beach town with a big pier that has a history that reaches all the way back to...

Discover Atascadero’s rich history

Newly restored, Palladin style historic City Hall Discover Atascadero’s rich history Atascadero, the Spanish-named city is roughly translated...

The San Luis Obispo County Visitors Guide is the county’s premier travel magazine featuring wine tasting, dining, lodging, shopping, spas, and attractions. It’s published every quarter, so it;s fresh for each season. It boasts over 120,000 readers and is distributed to over 650 hotels, wineries, visitors centers and tourists hot spots. It’s a publication similar to Destination Central Coast, SLO Life, Food + Wine, Vintages, Wine Country This Month, Vino, and Central Coast TRVLR. The San Luis Obispo County Visitors Guide covers the cities of Atascadero, Arroyo Grande, Avila Beach, Cambria, Cayucos, Grover Beach, Los Osos, Morro Bay, Nipomo, Oceano, Pismo Beach, San Luis Obispo, Santa Margarita, Templeton, Paso Robles, San Miguel and all of San Luis Obispo County.

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