Youth Hostel in Pescadero
Travel Tips for HI - Pescadero - Pigeon Point Lighthouse (Page 3/7)
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25 Mar 2011 Fritz, USA:
Butano Redwoods State Park. Butano is just a few minutes drive from the hostel. It is one of the least crowded state parks in the Santa Cruz Mountains, and features beautiful old growth and 2cd growth redwood forests. |
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25 Mar 2011 Fritz, USA:
Why go anywhere next? I stayed 3 nights at the hostel on this visit and may spend nearly a week when I go back again. |
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14 Mar 2011 Dennis, USA:
Try the restaurant at Costanoa about 5 miles south (left side of road) on 101. It's a 1/4 mile drive up a lonnnng driveway. There is a big sign for it on 101. Costanoa is a luxury camping site (run by KOA). It also has a small store--and lodge rooms. Good food---and near by. There is also a smallish grill/restaurant (on left side of 101) just north of Costanoa--right beside the only gas station in the area. Didn't eat there, but they seemed to be doing good business. |
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16 Feb 2011 Linda, USA:
I ate breakfast in Danford on our way back to Santa Cruz. Brought cereal but opted for a warm start to the morning instead. great breakfast burrito. |
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16 Feb 2011 Linda, USA:
Clam chowder and tea on the Santa Cruz pier while viewing the coast. I loved the Dolphin restaurant. Best Clam Chowder ever. |
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16 Feb 2011 Linda, USA:
Go to Pacific Grove near Monterey. Check out wharf #2 for the seals and otters hanging by the fishing area at the end. Lulu's is a great place for lunch or breakfast on the pier. Opens at 7:30am but closes at different times like noon or 1pm. Check out the seafood omelete. Local seafood and mushrooms when available. |
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07 Feb 2011 Maria, USA:
Duarte's, in Pescadero, for the cream of artichoke soup and the cream of green chile soup...best mixed together! Follow that with an ollalieberry pie and you're set..NOt exactly budget (8 bucks for a bowl of soup...) but excellent nonetheless. I also went on the elephant seal tour at Ano Nuevo. Unbelievable. A definite must see. If it isn't in season, (they can tell you at the desk) (OH, one more thing: the hostel reserves the 10:00 tour for hostel guests, on weekends: make sure and ask!) Back to my original sentence, going to Pebble Beach was awesome (and free, as opposed to the 10 dollars for park beaches) "Tofoni" is the name for the weirdly shaped rocks, very like a painting from Dali |
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13 Jan 2011 Lisa, Canada:
Ano Nuevo and its Elephant Seals!!! |
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31 Dec 2010 Jill, USA:
Duarte's Tavern, Pescadero Marsh |
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19 Dec 2010 Marcia, USA:
Take a book or guitar, or reserve hostel's hot tub. Not a place for big partiers. |
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HI Hostel Pescadero - Pigeon Point LighthousePerched atop a cliff on the central California coast, the 115-foot Pigeon Point Lighthouse hostel sits next to the keeper's houses restored as a hostel by HI-USA. From the boardwalk behind the Fog Signal Building watch gray whales on their migration. Walk throught the tide pool area, or through the 1,000-year old redwoods nearby. Explore Pescadero Marsh and Ano Nuevo State Reserve. On California Hwy One, 20 miles south of Half Moon Bay and 27 miles north of Santa Cruz. | more...... |

