Franklin Riley Park and walk, Morro Bay
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Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
With beautiful views of the bay, and some interesting displays to check out.
Windy estuary beach (called Baywood Park Beach), bench with views of Morro Rock, and waterfront lookout deck, plus lovely beach houses and views of the mountains.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
Blissful views of estuary and sailboats, eucalyptus trees, cypress trees, the bay and a little rocky point. Also called Windy Cove Hike.
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.
Cement ship playground with logs to climb, seal, dolphin, whale's tail and giant octopus sculptures, picnic tables, and an amazing view of Morro Rock and the inlet.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
Blissful views of estuary and sailboats, eucalyptus trees, cypress trees, the bay and a little rocky point. Also called Windy Cove Hike.
Cement ship playground with logs to climb, seal, dolphin, whale's tail and giant octopus sculptures, picnic tables, and an amazing view of Morro Rock and the inlet.
With beautiful views of the bay, and some interesting displays to check out.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
Views from above the estuary, of the sailboats and blue blue water.
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