Land of Medicine Buddha Retreat Center, Santa Cruz
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The public can come and walk the trail, turn the three prayer wheels, see the red temple and meditation hall, ring the chimes and gongs, and admire the sculptures.
Narrow tree-lined streets in the Anholm District with historic houses and views of Madonna Mountain and Bishop Peak, and a sweet deli.
The public can come and walk the trail, turn the three prayer wheels, see the red temple and meditation hall, ring the chimes and gongs, and admire the sculptures.
A tiny stretch of boardwalk in a beautiful setting on the estuary, with a coffee shop with a sunny patio facing the water, and cute cafes where you can relax.
Garden in a sunny, sheltered spot, with cottage with turret under redwood trees, Buddhist gazebo, goats, and flowers galore! Seasonal pumpkins and Christmas market!
A tiny stretch of boardwalk in a beautiful setting on the estuary, with a coffee shop with a sunny patio facing the water, and cute cafes where you can relax.
Elitist yet touristy streets with gingerbread-style storefronts. Thick and oppressive fog.
Stunning view from a bench on vertical cliffs above blue-green water.
A nature-filled magical area, foggy and cold, and not very walkable (sidewalks are rare), but with some hidden gems.
Historic cottages and lush trees of all different shades of green. Come July-October. Check the webcam for weather because it's not nice in thick gloom!
Wonderful beach full of happy people. Lots of reef and tide pools, below beach houses.
Historic cottages and lush trees of all different shades of green. Come July-October. Check the webcam for weather because it's not nice in thick gloom!
Small town with a few cafes on El Camino Real, some wineries, a sweet chapel, a playground, and pretty trees around houses along I Street.
Elitist yet touristy streets with gingerbread-style storefronts. Thick and oppressive fog.
The public can come and walk the trail, turn the three prayer wheels, see the red temple and meditation hall, ring the chimes and gongs, and admire the sculptures.
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