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The center of each city listed is within 36 miles of 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA.Scroll down the page to find alist of big cities if you'rebooking a flight between airports, or a list of smaller surrounding towns if you're doing a road trip.Map of local cities around 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CAMajor cities near 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CAThis is a list of large cities closest to 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA. A big city usually has a population of at least 200,000 and you can often fly into amajor airport. If you need to book a flight, search for thenearest airport to 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA. You can also look for cities4 hours from 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA (or3 hours or2 hours or1 hour) or just search in general for all of thecities close to 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA.More trip calculationsLocal towns near 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CAThis is a list of smaller local towns that surround 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA. If you're planning a road trip or exploring thelocal area, make sure you check out some of these places to get afeel for the surrounding community. You can also search for cities100 miles from 17 Mile Drive, Monterey, CA (or50 miles or30 miles).Nearest citiesTravelmath helps you find cities close toyour location. You can use it to look for nearby towns and suburbsif you live in a metropolis area, or you can search for cities nearany airport, zip code, or tourist landmark. You'll get a map of thelocal cities, including the distance and information on each town.This can help in planning a trip or just learning more about aneighboring city so you can discover new places.

Pebble Beach founder Samuel F.B. Morse was a staunch environmental conservationist who treasured the Del Monte Forest. His top priority was to protect and preserve the natural beauty of Pebble Beach.“In planning the development of the Del Monte Forest, we first laid down a system of parks and bridle paths and roads which would forever protect the character of the region and make it possible for those who loved its natural beauty to travel freely in all directions over unspoiled territory. … The Seventeen Mile Drive of today still goes through wooded areas to open waterfronts; there are still herds of deer; the rocks are still covered with seal and cormorants. There is nothing to mar the beauty of the Drive.”As we celebrate our Centennial year, Pebble Beach is still a wildlife playground living harmoniously with residents, golfers and tourists alike.The rocky coastline is covered in sunbathing seals and sea lions. The skies are patrolled by cormorants and pelicans. Whales and dolphins showboat just off the shoreline. Deer graze carefree within chip-shots of people. Stops on 17-Mile Drive are even named Bird Rock and Seal Rock.Here’s a closer look at what wildlife you can encounter along 17-Mile Drive:BIRDSBird BrainsA post shared by Heather Fulton (@costaria) on Dec 7, 2015 at 7:42pm PSTThere are more than 180 species of seabirds and shorebirds that call the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary home.You’ll see an array of gulls, cormorants, and pelicans hovering above the coastline, as well as the Common Murre, Sooty Shearwater and Sanderling along the shore.#photobombA post shared by Andrew Statezny (@drewstats) on Feb 22, 2017 at 3:49pm PSTAnd you’ll find plenty of birdies on The Links at Spanish Bay, the result of one of the most extensive and ambitious programs ever designed to blend public access, recreation and environmental habitat restoration.SEALSFanshell Beach is actually closed from April 1 to June 1 for Harbor Seal pupping season. But you’ll usually see Harbor Seals lounging around Bird Rock.Harbor Seals share Bird Rock with the belching California Sea Lion, a boisterous mammal that can be heard throughout a round at Spyglass Hill Golf Course.OTTERSThe endangered California Sea Otter hangs out off the 18th hole of Pebble Beach Golf Links in Stillwater Cove. There were just 50 California Sea Otters in 1938, but today the population has rebounded to nearly 3,000.WHALESThe Monterey Bay is a hotbed for whale watching, with its unique and cavernous

At 400 feet, Raven Cliff Falls are the highest in South Carolina. The trail to the falls, located in Caesars Head State Park, is a moderate 2.2-mile hike. The State archives Summertime is in full swing, opening the doors for hiking and camping trips on trails and through parks in South Carolina.With the summer heat in full swing too though, it would be nice to reach a cool waterfall or two at the end of those hiking and camping trips. Many of those waterfalls and their spectacular views however are tucked away in the wilderness, with clear directions to them not always easy to find.But don’t get discouraged just yet. Below are detailed directions to five South Carolina waterfalls with spectacular views.Lower Whitewater FallsLocation: Oconee CountyThe Lower Whitewater Falls comprises a dramatic 200-foot drop. It’s part of the Whitewater Falls chain, which comprises six waterfalls along the North and South Carolina border. A 1-hour, 2-mile hike along the Foothills Trail and a spur trail can get visitors to an amazing overlook.Directions: From Walhalla, drive north on SC 11 (Cherokee Foothills Scenic Highway) for 14 miles and turn left onto SC 130. Drive north on SC 130 for 10.5 miles and turn right (east) at the entrance to Duke Power’s Bad Creek Hydroelectric Station. Pass through the automatic gate. (Entrance onto the property is allowed only during daylight hours. Exiting the property through this gate is allowed at all hours.)Drive approximately 2 miles to the parking area for the Foothills Trail/Whitewater River. (This is a lighted parking lot with a public telephone and portable toilets.) From the trailhead at the far end of the parking area, walk. Follow the blue blazes of the Lower Whitewater Falls overlook spur. At 0.6 mile the spur will cross over the Whitewater River.Turn right (northeast). At this point the spur is concurrent with the Jocassee Gorges Segment of the Foothills Trail bound for Laurel Valley. (The Foothills Trail is marked with white blazes.)When the trail intersects a gravel road, follow the gravel road briefly (about 200 yards) and then resume your hike on the trail. A blue blaze and an arrow sign on the right point the way.Continue to the overlook.Rainbow FallsLocation: Jones Gap State Park in Greenville CountyRainbow Falls drops 100 feet over steep walls. Reaching Rainbow Falls requires a tough 5-mile, round-trip hike. Directions: Departing Jones Gap, travel approximately 0.75 miles along the blue blazed Jones Gap Trail, then veer to the right onto the red blazed Rainbow Falls Trail. From here, climb approximately 1,000 feet over a distance of 1.6 miles to the base of Rainbow Falls. After relaxing at the base of the falls, you can return to Jones Gap along

4 burners Refrigerator: Full with freezer & icemaker Microwave Dishwasher Bedding Configuration Bed Size / Sleeping Arrangements (of like Unit types): King bed , Queen pull out sofa Destination Highlights Key Largo is home to the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park which is 6 miles away, the first undersea park established in the US. The diving is great here, as it is at nearby Florida Keys National Marine Sanctuary and throughout the Keys. If visitors choose to stay above the water, the boating in this area is a true pleasure. Nearby is the Dolphin Research Center, and Robbie's Marina where visitors can swim with dolphins and feed the tarpons and pelicans. For the true nature lover, Everglades National Park is a short drive away. Great seafood abounds in local restaurants and the shops are rich with unique gift items. Also within 1 mile you have Dagny Robinson Key Largo Hammock Botanical State Park. Directions from Major Airport to Resort Fort Lauderdale is one and a half hours away. Take the Florida Turnpike south and follow the directions from Miami Interna- tional. Miami International Airport is one hour away. From the Miami Airport take 836 west to the Florida Turnpike south all the way until the end, leaving you on US 1 southbound in Florida City/ Homestead. Continue south on US 1 to Mile Marker 107.8. Take Yacht Club Drive on the right from the middle of the bridge go to the stop sign and make a right. The resort is a five story building on the right as you are crossing the span bridge. Urgent Information