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Old 07-12-21, 04:01 PM
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Trevtassie
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Originally Posted by kevmcd
Here is my thread from April and the suggestions I got on the Big Sur hiker biker sites.
https://www.bikeforums.net/touring/1...ites-open.html

Make sure you stop frequently when you are at a safe location and take your time to enjoy the scenery. Many of the bridges in Big Sur have been replaced and they have good shoulders for bicycles. I think the bridges are some of the best places to stop and take in the scenery. You usually get an open vista to the ocean and you get a great canyon view inland and a beautiful rocky stream straight below. Unfortunately, I didn't figure this out immediately and I missed a lot of scenic stops. Visitors in cars can't enjoy these spectacular locations.
Oh yeah, this, the coastal road has some great views and some wide shoulders/bicycle lanes with great views. You can see the car drivers drooling with envy as they whizz by as you take a picture of yet another scenic vista.
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