17 Mile Dr(17-Mile Drive)

The 17-mile toll road is highly recommended. It costs about $12 and includes Bird Rock, a stunning private residence, a golf course, and a sapphire blue coastline. Every time you visit a photo spot, you will be amazed.

It is a privately owned coastline that requires money to enter. The scenery is not too beautiful. It is best to go on a sunny day. We are always cloudy and sunny. There are several attractions inside. It takes half a day to drive and stop. Although it belongs to the scenic spot that costs very little to enter along Highway 1, it is also worth it. Inside is a rich area, and you can see many rich people building luxury houses along the coast.

Came here on September 26, 2017. Self-driving on Highway 1 is an important way to travel in the western United States/California, especially the 17 Mile Drive, a coastal section near Monterey County, which is the best and easiest part of the self-driving tour. There are more than a dozen scenic spots on a section of the road, and they are all clearly marked. You can prepare a map or just drive all the way down. Along the way, there are not only natural landscapes (such as the surging Relentless Sea), magical animal parks (such as Bird Rock and Seal Rock), but also relics of the ancestors who ventured into the West (China Rock), and you can play with stones (in Spanish Bay)... Although you drive along the coast all the time, the scenery in each place is not the same. It takes 4 or 5 hours to stop and go throughout the journey. There are not many restaurants along the way, so it is best for everyone to bring their own dry food.

17-mile Drive, the sun is shining, the waves are rippling, the azure blue water splashes on the rocks, and the waves are blooming before your eyes! On the rocks in the distance (called Bird Rocks), there are many birds resting and enjoying the sunshine without worries, and there are many sea lions "sunbathing" nearby... Can it be more beautiful? !

The 17-li Bay scenic line in central California is a coastline that charges a fee. There is one of the most famous golf courses in the United States, and there are also some rich manor houses. The coast has beaches and walkways. It is charged to drive in, but there is no charge to walk along the beach.

Seventeen Mile Road California Highway 1 is known as the most beautiful highway in the United States. It is like a silk thread that connects various scenic spots along the way, like a pearl necklace left by God on the earth and inlaid on the coastline of California. Seventeen Mile Road is one of the shining stars. "Seventeen Mile Road" is actually a peninsula surrounded by the sea on three sides. It is named because the coastal ring road is seventeen miles long. There are many golf courses and various manor villas on the land of the peninsula, which is obviously a wealthy area. The beaches of the peninsula are collectively called Pebble Beach. The landforms and scenery of the seaside are also diverse, including jungles, beaches, reefs, etc. The main attractions from north to south are Pacific Grove, Spanish Bay, China Rock, Bird Rock, Seal Rock, White Sand Beach, Lone Cypress, Ghost Tree, Stillwater Cove, etc. There are several entrances and exits to 17 Mile. If you take Highway 1 from north to south, you can enter 17 Mile Road after leaving Monterey, then go all the way west to the beach, and then visit the coastal highway all the way. Finally, you will reach the town of Carmel from the southernmost exit. At the entrance, you need to pay a toll of $10 because this is a privately managed and maintained area. The administrator will give you a map with the location of each attraction marked on it. Most of the attractions are on the coastline, and it will take 2 to 3 hours to walk around them all.

17 Mile Scenic Area is located in Monterey. The beautiful Monterey Peninsula is known as the world's land, sea, and blue sky, and is recognized as an ideal holiday resort. The blue sea and blue sky, flowers and reefs, squirrels, seabirds and seals everywhere, cliffs, ancient pines and cypresses, constitute the charming picture of 17 Mile. The carriage travels on a 17-mile long, scenic gravel road that surrounds the Monterey Peninsula and leads to the Del Monte Forest. Because 17 Mile is a privately discovered scenic spot and a privately built road, each car entering 17 Mile is charged $10, and a map is issued to explain the location of each attraction, with a brief introduction to the attraction.

Driving on the beautiful 17-Mile Drive is such a pleasure. Driving along the seaside from San Francisco to Las Vegas, there are no traffic lights or traffic jams along the way. You can stop and go as you please and enjoy the beautiful scenery!