This rock/mountain sits in the middle of town at the water's edge. There is a nice park and room to stretch you legs and walk around the rock. Very neat. More

This is an easy walk from downtown out to the rock, or you can drive. The otters were out in the bay, on the left side of the road. Watch out for those fat aggressive squirrels and seagulls, they expect to be fed! More

Great place to walk around and commune with nature. More

We like traveling to coastal towns as they are dog friendly. So, off we were to Morro Bay. Our Inn is dog friendly. While walking by shops, we were told we could not take our dog, BuddyBoy, in. After talking with local folks, we learned the town is NOT dog friendly. The shop owners have dogs but only their dogs... More

The huge rock sitting close to shore is the main attraction, along with the small harbor of pleasure boats. More

it's my favorite volcanic plug. it's odd and quirky and beautiful at sunset. More

The Rock up close is awesome plus there is a great beach to walk on that's never crowded! More

One of 14 volcano plugs over 22 million years old. Gulls, cormorants, peregrine falcons make their home on the rock. Spring is alive with new chicks. Located at mouth of Morro Bay Bay/Estuary and Estero Bay to the north. Has been called the Gabralter of the Pacific. Sea Otters, Sea Lions, variety of birds call this area home. More

loved the weather u can ride your bike around the rock and surfing amzing More