Clifornia’s western border is edged by oceans, bays, and other tidal waterways filled with life. While you are not likely to run into Nemo (unless you're lost like Dory), you will find popsicle-orange garibaldi (California's state fish) swimming in kelp beds offshore, plus whales, sea lions, anemones, and a skyful of seabirds. A great way to experience these remarkable habitats is to visit one of the state’s 120-plus protected sanctuaries or preserves, not just to see wildlife, but to kayak, swim, snorkel, and also SCUBA dive too.
TEN MILE BEACH
VAN DAMME STATE MARINE CONSERVATION AREA
SALT POINT STATE MARINE CONSERVATION AREA
FARALLON ISLANDS
FITZGERALD MARINE RESERVE
POINT LOBOS STATE NATURAL RESERVE
CRYSTAL COVE STATE MARINE CONSERVATION AREA
SAN DIEGO-SCRIPPS COASTAL PRESERVES
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This is the most Photographed Tree in California:
"Standing on a granite hillside off California's scenic 17-mile drive in Pebble Beach, the Lone Cypress is a western icon, and has been called one of the most photographed trees in North America."
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