17-Mile Beach

There is a 17-mile entrance ticket office on Highway 68, and the conductor gives us a map that clearly marks each point. The park is a private hotel, mansion, golf course, there are many tourists along the coast, and the points marked on the map are mostly on the coast. There are many wild birds and squirrels, please do not feed the birds and squirrels here, artificial feeding can destroy the animals themselves. We saw a wounded sea lion on a beach. A girl knelt down and kept with it, but locals who were passing by dispersed the tourists as they gathered around it and were ignorant to feed and touch it. This is a place where humanity and nature are in harmony, and I hope to see such a picture all the time.

17miles is a famous stretch of coastline in the United States, between Monterey and Carmel, a region of land bought by the wealthy of the United States and became a private area. Once not very famous, after being privately developed, find people carefully packaged, hyped, known as the most essence of Highway 1. Of course, I don't agree with this claim. The last time I came to 17mile, I felt that there was no special feature. This kind of scenery can be seen everywhere on Highway 1, let alone it costs money to enter 17mile. If there is not enough time on Highway 1, this is a completely abandoned attraction.