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Sycamore Cove State Beach, Point Mugu
- Sycamore Cove State Beach, Point Mugu, California, USA
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After the Sunset: Directed by Brett Ratner. With Pierce Brosnan, Salma Hayek, Woody Harrelson, Don Cheadle. The story of what happens after a master thief achieves his last big score, when the F.B.I. Agent who promised he'd capture him, is about to do just that.
- Coast Highway Lookout. 40 minutes (20 miles) from Leggett. 16 hours 10 minutes (675 miles) from Dana Point. What makes this photo spot special: If you plan on driving the Pacific Coast Highway (CA Route 1) all the way from its origin in Leggett, this is the first place where you get a panoramic view of the rugged Mendocino Coast.
- Glass Beach, Fort Bragg. 1 hour 10 minutes (40 miles) from Leggett. 15 hours 45 minutes (655 miles) from Dana Point. What makes this photo spot special: Few would believe that the many hues of smooth, pebble-sized glass which make up Glass Beach are the remnants of an old dump site.
- Bodega Bay. 4 hours (150 miles) from Leggett. 13 hours 5 minutes (545 miles) from Dana Point. What makes this photo spot special: In addition to being a seaside town that is easy on the eyes and bursting with leisure activities, from hiking and kayaking to wine tasting, there are several historic buildings here that have featured prominently in a classic Hitchcock film.
- Muir Beach Overlook. 5 hours 20 minutes (200 miles) from Leggett. 12 hours (495 miles) from Dana Point. What makes this photo spot special: Many people who make the short trip north from San Francisco to see Muir Woods miss out on the breathtaking coastal views, a narrow ridge trail, and WWII-era base end stations at Muir Beach Overlook in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
- “My Blue Heaven” “My Blue Heaven” — Steve Martin plays a mafioso in Witness Protection in Blue Heaven – a 1990 comedy that also featured Rick Moranis. My Blue Heaven filming locations include San Luis Obispo, Atascadero and Paso Robles, which all stand in for a classic American small town in this box office hit that was filmed completely in the state of California.
- “Of Mice and Men” “Of Mice and Men” — This 1939 classic starred Lon Chaney Jr. and Burgess Meredith and tells the story of a m ismatched pair of migrant workers seeking jobs during the Depression.
- “I Know Who Killed Me” “I Know Who Killed Me” (2007) — Locals will easily spot the Fremont Theater, Morro Bay and SLO High School in this Lindsay Lohan flick which ultimately proved to be a flop.
- “The Lady From Shanghai” “The Lady From Shanghai” — In 1947, Alfred Hitchcock brought his star-studded cast of Rita Hayworth and Orson Welles down from principal locations in San Francisco to film in SLO County.
- “The Graduate” (1967) Starring Dustin Hoffman and Anne Bancroft, “The Graduate” is a classic film that follows the story of a recent college graduate who has an affair with an older woman.
- “The Big Lebowski” (1998) This Coen Brothers cult classic features Jeff Bridges as “The Dude,” a laid-back slacker who becomes embroiled in a kidnapping plot.
- “Inception” (2010) Inception” is a 2010 science fiction heist film directed by Christopher Nolan. The beach scene in “Inception” occurs towards the end of the film when Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio) and his team are attempting to complete their mission to plant an idea in a target’s mind.
- “Point Break” (1991) This action-packed thriller stars Keanu Reeves as an FBI agent who goes undercover to infiltrate a group of surfing bank robbers.
- Here Are My 25 Best Places to Visit in California (The Summarized List)
- Big Sur
- The Famous Glass Beach in California
- This Amazing Lookout California Coast Overlook called Coast Highway Lookout
- Redwoods State and National Park (The Giant Trees)
- Sunset Cliffs Cave
- Russian Gulch State Park
- Monterey Bay on The California Coast
- Shark Fin Cove Beach
- San Francisco Bay
Big Sur.Fort Bragg.This awesome lookout on the Coast Highway Lookout.Redwoods State Park.Location:
California Coast, south of San Jose.
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Big Sur is about 40 miles long and has many areas within it worth seeing. For nature, we have these top things to see in Big Suras well as other activities you can do. One of my main goals in visiting the California coast the first time I went there was to see Big Sur because some say it has the best nature areas all fit into one region, in all of California. I will say that is a strong argument after seeing it for myself (twice). In any case, I recommend exploring at least the 5 areas in Big...
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Fort Bragg, 3 hours north of San Francisco on the California Coast.
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The main attraction of Fort Bragg isn’t really it’s nature, but the Glass Beach it holds that drives a lot of tourists there. I’ve visited the Glass Beach in Californiathree times and while I liked the actual glass beach, I learned that there was a ton more things to see and do there (which I included in a specific post above on Glass Beach). Additionally, if you travel a little bit north of Fort Bragg, you’ll cross a place called the Pudding Creek Bridge, which is beautiful to explore as it...
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About 10 miles north of Fort Bragg.
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One of the main benefits of being on route 1 on the California Coast is all the stops available and some of them aren’t even well know, such as this one I found. Details on where to find it: I couldn’t even find the name of it on Google maps, but it’s located right near Coast Highway Lookout (1 kilometer south of it) and it is a one of the best scenic drives in northern Californiathat I have seen. It’s also located about 20 minutes north of Fort Bragg if you need more references. But anyway,...
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This specific area is close to the Southern Oregon Coastborder (about 1 hour south of it).
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Until I entered California State for the first time in 2017, I had no idea this was the same state that had the famous giant trees, which aren’t just Redwoods, but also Sequoias (there are big differences between Redwoods vs Sequoiatrees by the way) , but when I discovered that it was, I had to go and visit it! And as it just so happens, it is located right on the California coastline. In fact, you’ll find tons of Redwoods north (and south) of Fort Bragg as you travel further and further nort...
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Near San Diego (California Coast).
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If you love sea caves and being able to enter them, then Sunset Cliff’s Cave should be on your list. This area is on a beach right by San Diego and it really looks a lot like the Devils Punchbowl area in OregonI explored. But it’s easier to walk in through Sunset Cliff’s Cave than it is to Devils Punchbowl in Oregon. Anyway, this spot, as you can see on the picture to the right is very iconic, and it is highly recommended to time your visit here when the sun is about to set (for obvious reaso...
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30 minutes south of Fort Bragg.
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Russian Gulch State Parkis a beautiful park with a beautiful beach, giant bridge, sea caves, Redwoods and much more that should absolutely be explored if you get the chance. It’s a small park, but it has a lot to see. When I was looking for places to see in California’s Coast, an image of this spot came up, but I didn’t discover where it was until the next time I would travel through California. Fortunately, I was able to see this awesome spot recently and I couldn’t be happier. In many ways,...
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Monterey Bay is a popular spot to check out near the Monterey area. But the coastal area there itself is very scenic and has cliffs you can hike near. There’s also a lot of other tourist attractions in the Monterey area worth exploring aside from the coast itself, but for me, it’s a place I have yet to explore personally. When I first saw a picture of this place, I thought it was in Big Sur, but sadly, I was wrong (it was south of it) but I do recommend you plan your visit to this area too if...
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About 15-20 minutes north of Monterey Bay.
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I think you can tell why this place is called Shark Fin Cove Beach. In any case, I think it’s gorgeous and has to be on this list! Sadly, it too is another spot I missed on the 3 trips I’ve taken across the California Coast. Most of my adventures so far on this coastline have been north of Big Sur, and Shark Fin, like Monterey Bay are south of it, so I highly recommend that if you really want to plan a trip across this coastline, to start in San Diego, and map out all of the locations I am gi...
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Right under the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco.
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San Francisco itself is a very beautiful city and while it has had a lot of troubles, you can’t deny it’s nature is still there and is still beautiful and probably worth visiting and since we’re talking about the coastal areas, San Francisco Bay has to be on the list. There’s tons of attractions and scenic spots there to see, including the Golden Gate Bridge, Alcatraz and activities to try such as mountain biking and hiking. One of the most scenic hikes you can do in this region that will giv...
Combine these historic seaside structures with the bright colors of a California sunset and you’ll be at no end of perfect photo opportunities. These are just 12 of the many gorgeous piers along the coast where you’ll love watching the sun go down.
Have you been to the best sunset spots in California? From the North’s rugged cliffs to Central California’s sandy shores and the iconic beaches of the South, we’ve curated a list of 46 breathtaking sunset spots.
