A quick flight north brought us to San Luis Obispo (KSBP), which is a short drive from famous Moro Bay. The "big rock" that makes the Bay famous and a long standing mariner's landmark is actually a volcanic plug that remained once the surrounding softer earth eroded. To my surprise, there are actually a series of 9 of these volcanic sentinels, starting with the one pictured , that lead in a straight line to the city of San Luis Obispo.
I highly recommend the San Luis Jet Center. The rental car was driven right up to the wing and our fuel order was processed quickly. The facility is very comfortable, including a crew room and showers.
Also nearby is Pismo Beach and the Oceano Dunes. The sand rails and 4x4's run wild along miles of huge dunes along the state park. These aren't just your generic beach dunes; you have to watch out for the hidden drops. There are tons of places to rent sand vehicles. Our favorite is here. The dunes are also open to motor homes and other vehicles, but beware of high tide.
Friday, September 7, 2007
Morro Bay and San Luis Obispo
Labels:
Flying Destination,
Oceano Dunes,
Pilot,
Pismo Beach,
Recreation
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