http://blog.localgetaways.com/2008/11/the-best-bay-area-outdoor-adventures/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 12:41:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://blog.localgetaways.com/2008/11/the-best-bay-area-outdoor-adventures/comment-page-1/#comment-1950 Alice Tue, 23 Feb 2010 22:23:56 +0000 http://blog.localgetaways.com/?p=84#comment-1950 I agree that the Peninsula is the best for outdoor activities. One can walk along the beach on the walkway for miles, with the most spectacular views of coast and marine life. The air is fresh, and each street seems to beg to be explored. We like to stay at the Bid a Wee on Asilomar, as you have a wee cabin and small private outdoor area for yoga (or a glass of wine and a book, weather permitting). Golf is all around, best in the state, and on a rare warm day in summer, there are great beaches for sun bathing or a quick dip. I find I can walk to Monterey from PG, and I am 65, so it is not a long walk, just a pleasant one. Lots of great little thrift shops and cafes to check out. The sea air build the appetite, that's for sure! It can be windy there and damp, so bring warm clothes and a hat with a strap or a headscarf. I agree that the Peninsula is the best for outdoor activities. One can walk along the beach on the walkway for
miles, with the most spectacular views of coast and marine life. The air is fresh, and each street seems to beg
to be explored. We like to stay at the Bid a Wee on Asilomar, as you have a wee cabin and small private outdoor
area for yoga (or a glass of wine and a book, weather permitting). Golf is all around, best in the state, and
on a rare warm day in summer, there are great beaches for sun bathing or a quick dip. I find I can walk to Monterey
from PG, and I am 65, so it is not a long walk, just a pleasant one. Lots of great little thrift shops and cafes to check out. The sea air build the appetite, that’s for sure! It can be windy there and damp, so bring warm clothes and
a hat with a strap or a headscarf.

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