anything but surf, swim or boogie board, what was failed in this video is telling about the great white shark attacks, for instance dec. 24 christmas eve 2021 a boogie boarder was completey consumed save for his foot and ankle attached to the leash evrything else was gone, an estimated 18-20 footer killed him
It’s known for a location of the Table Top Role Playing game called “Cyberpunk” (they turned the small bay town into a crime ridden metropolis known as Night City)
Years ago we would stop here on our way through the area when on vacation with my parents. After getting married and growing up my wife and I decided to go here for summer vacation to escape the heat. Once we arrived we had to go to the shops along the bay and pick up sweatshirts because it was that cool. We decided this was our vacation destination from then on. If we could still travel we’d still be making the treak just to relax and recharge. From there we’d make day trips to Hearst Castle, or drive up the winding Hwy 1 all the way to Monterey Bay and back. We’d explore and visit the many small towns along the way. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for sharing, we agree that Morro Bay is a special place. Our dad had to grab a sweatshirt on a visit here one morning, too! Many wonderful places along the central coast of California!
Morro Bay was one of my hangouts. Even if you were allowed to climb Morro Rock, you wouldn't want to. All of the access points around the rock to climb it are covered with poison oak, dense and thick.
Honeymooned there 43 years ago, but I was visiting many years before. Dorn's the Original Breakers the best place in town. We don't stay in Morro Bay itself to many tourists.
Little lesser known to younger generations but that area was also a small military base mainly for amphibious landing training during WW2. The land layout is little different now but the “T” shape dock that the coast guard has their boats on, that was first build during WW2. There are full old pillars left over but I haven’t been able to find them. Also the first known group of Filipinos with Spaniards landed there on October 18, 1587. There is a small memorial plaque there just off the wall path. Little worn out due to fact it’s been there also 30 years now.
I live In morro bay and Salinan Tribe are the only ones that can climb the rock and has been climbing to the top of Morro Rock twice a year for their religious ceremony
My first visit this past weekend. My wife commented on how friendly MB is. Saw an otter seriously chow down on a crab. W/650 PSI bite pressure, don't mess with otters.
never surf, swim or boogie board in central cali, a boogie boarder was consumed save for his foot and ankle attached to the leash christmas eve 2021 just to the right/north of morro rock
Climbing the rock is possible but not allowed for the general public due to the delicate wildlife habitat there. Another viewer shared that the local Salinan Tribe are the only ones that can climb the rock and have been climbing to the top of Morro Rock twice a year for their religious ceremonies. In addition to viewing the rock from a safe distance, there's an abundance of other outdoor activities like kayaking, surfing, boating, hiking and biking while exploring miles of wildlife along beautiful sandy beaches and dunes while in the area. Please share your experience with us if you decide to visit!
What activity would you do first in Morro Bay?
Get back all the eddies i lost :c
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@@joer.3182 you’re speaking our language! We’ll definitely have to check that out the next time we’re in the area.
anything but surf, swim or boogie board, what was failed in this video is telling about the great white shark attacks, for instance dec. 24 christmas eve 2021 a boogie boarder was completey consumed save for his foot and ankle attached to the leash evrything else was gone, an estimated 18-20 footer killed him
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It’s known for a location of the Table Top Role Playing game called “Cyberpunk” (they turned the small bay town into a crime ridden metropolis known as Night City)
We had no idea, interesting! It's a unique place to use in a game, that's for sure.
I thought it's a reference of Paleto Bay in GTA V
Unfortunately morro rock isn’t in the game, but there is a rock station called morro rock radio
I went there in the 70's with my aunt, and mostly I remember the tide pools, and the sea anenomes.
Wonderful memory, thanks for sharing!
Years ago we would stop here on our way through the area when on vacation with my parents. After getting married and growing up my wife and I decided to go here for summer vacation to escape the heat. Once we arrived we had to go to the shops along the bay and pick up sweatshirts because it was that cool. We decided this was our vacation destination from then on. If we could still travel we’d still be making the treak just to relax and recharge. From there we’d make day trips to Hearst Castle, or drive up the winding Hwy 1 all the way to Monterey Bay and back. We’d explore and visit the many small towns along the way. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks so much for sharing, we agree that Morro Bay is a special place. Our dad had to grab a sweatshirt on a visit here one morning, too! Many wonderful places along the central coast of California!
Morro Bay was one of my hangouts. Even if you were allowed to climb Morro Rock, you wouldn't want to. All of the access points around the rock to climb it are covered with poison oak, dense and thick.
Great point, better left unclimbed then.
was ere 3 weeks ago, lovely place, bought a john deere cap for $2 at a local thrift shop, looked brand new. Nice.
Awesome score for you, glad you enjoyed it.
Nice! Local history overview!
Glad you enjoyed it, cheers!
Honeymooned there 43 years ago, but I was visiting many years before. Dorn's the Original Breakers the best place in town. We don't stay in Morro Bay itself to many tourists.
Thanks for sharing, glad you have some wonderful memories there!
Little lesser known to younger generations but that area was also a small military base mainly for amphibious landing training during WW2. The land layout is little different now but the “T” shape dock that the coast guard has their boats on, that was first build during WW2. There are full old pillars left over but I haven’t been able to find them. Also the first known group of Filipinos with Spaniards landed there on October 18, 1587. There is a small memorial plaque there just off the wall path. Little worn out due to fact it’s been there also 30 years now.
Thanks so much for providing additional insight into the history of this interesting place!
that is true, my dad told me about it, i wonder if while training there if any were attacked by great whites many attacks near that rock since then
Used to go to the fish market in Morro Bay and buy fresh red snapper or rock cod. I miss that.
Thanks for sharing! So glad you have those wonderful memories there. We love fresh red snapper, too!
I live In morro bay and Salinan Tribe are the only ones that can climb the rock and has been climbing to the top of Morro Rock twice a year for their religious ceremony
As it should be, thanks for sharing! Everyone else can admire the rock from a safe distance.
What is the swimming pool like construction with fence around it right at base of rock?
Hello! Nice video! We are planning to go here tomorrow. May I know what is the address of this one. Thank you
Many thanks, glad you enjoyed it!
Address is:
Giovanni's Fish Market And Galley
1001 Front St, Morro Bay, CA 93442
My first visit this past weekend. My wife commented on how friendly MB is. Saw an otter seriously chow down on a crab. W/650 PSI bite pressure, don't mess with otters.
We’re big fans of otters, but from a distance!
Night City
never surf, swim or boogie board in central cali, a boogie boarder was consumed save for his foot and ankle attached to the leash christmas eve 2021 just to the right/north of morro rock
Thanks for sharing your perspective.
i wanna move there
It’s a unique coastal town for sure!
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Wear layers
🙌 Especially on those mornings that can be chilly.
Do people climb Morro Rock?
Climbing the rock is possible but not allowed for the general public due to the delicate wildlife habitat there. Another viewer shared that the local Salinan Tribe are the only ones that can climb the rock and have been climbing to the top of Morro Rock twice a year for their religious ceremonies. In addition to viewing the rock from a safe distance, there's an abundance of other outdoor activities like kayaking, surfing, boating, hiking and biking while exploring miles of wildlife along beautiful sandy beaches and dunes while in the area. Please share your experience with us if you decide to visit!
my brother got in a fight with Moro Rock, he punched it, and it cried and backed down, WHATS UP!?!? morro rock!!??
Sounds like your brother may be Chuck Norris! 😆