We'll cruise on our electric bikes along California's iconic coastline going from Pismo Beach to Mulligan's in Avila Beach and back. We'll ride along the Pacific Coast, taking in amazing views of the coastal bluffs and passing through the charming town of Shell Beach. Next up, we'll hit the tree-lined Bob Jones Trail, where you'll be serenaded by the babbling San Luis Obispo Creek and catch glimpses of native plants and wildlife. Trust us, the coastal scenery is some of the best in the world! As we reach the top of the hill, prepare to be wowed by a spectacular view of Port of San Luis. We'll stop at Mulligan's where you can purchase your favorite snack and beverage. Maybe even play a round of corn hole. It's a great place for amazing pictures. After our quick stop, we'll make our way back to Pismo's iconic pier for some selfies, and then back to Pedego Electric Bikes in Pismo Beach.

With breathtaking views of the coast, you’ll get to see beautiful sea birds soaring over the ocean and resting on nearby cliffs. Who knows, you might even spot a whale or dolphin swimming by! If you’re lucky enough to be on tour with us between June and November on the first Sunday of the month, you’ll get to experience the Art in the Park festival. It’s a fantastic opportunity to witness some amazing art and culture while enjoying the stunning scenery.

South Palisades Park is a charming six-acre neighborhood park situated on a bluff above the Pacific Ocean. Don't miss out on cruising the one-mile trail while taking in the breathtaking views and listening to the soothing sounds of the waves crashing on the cliffs. And let's not forget about the lush green grass, which is absolutely amazing! Of course, we’ll stop for a few pictures!

At the top of the Avila Beach Golf Course, we’ll stop at Mulligan's Bar & Grill, where you can purchase your favorite snack and beverage. Maybe take in a fun game of corn hole. Mulligan's provides a panoramic view of the coolest little craft harbor in California, the Port San Luis! The original breakwater dates back to before the 1900s. Nowadays, it's a total hot spot for recreational sailing and fishing. Oh, and get this - the port actually has three piers! One of them you can even drive on. How cool is that? Plus, there's a pier that supports the research and educational facility for Cal Poly's Center for Coastal Marine Sciences. Its a view we shouldn’t miss!