Avila Bch Playground and Central Coast Aquarium
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Hillside park with sloped lawn going way down, marvelous pampas grass, and a small playground.
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Hillside park with sloped lawn going way down, marvelous pampas grass, and a small playground.
Stretch of grass with a paved walkway, flower beds, wonderful ocean views to Avila Beach, and monterey cypress trees.
Hillside park with sloped lawn going way down, marvelous pampas grass, and a small playground.
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Two mile walk in neighborhood with few streets crossings, and wonderful mountain views!
Pretty walk on a dead end road, past three ocean overlooks with sparkling water. You can extend this walk on both ends to make very long walks.
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A pleasant walk past pretty houses, varied trees, and sweeping mountain views.
Hillside park with sloped lawn going way down, marvelous pampas grass, and a small playground.
Walkway on the cliffs, in front of the resorts, that's bliss at sunset and in springtime when there are flowers galore. Take stairs down to a sheltered cove with tide pools.
Stretch of grass with a paved walkway, flower beds, wonderful ocean views to Avila Beach, and monterey cypress trees.
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Pretty walk on a dead end road, past three ocean overlooks with sparkling water. You can extend this walk on both ends to make very long walks.
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