The Soledad Visitor Center is located toward the north end of town. The little town of Soledad in…read morethe last decade has really grown up. There are murals all over town which I really like there is a tractor Museum and the main street is wide and beautiful and very well maintained. Now the Soledad Visitor Center is staffed by people who know the town and are very helpful about all the attractions that are around even though the number may not be huge there are some pretty good ones. I always love stopping in visitor centers and seeing what they're like and how the people represent their area the people here in Soledad are doing a fine job

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Great time on this beautiful engine. Everyone waves! It's a great ride and you feel like a…read morecelebrity as you drive through town. I highly recommend this fun tour.

This place is AMAZING for autocrosses. I've been coming here for the past couple months to…read moreautocross with GGLC (Golden Gate Lotus Club). Everytime I'm here, I feel ecstatic. Sure it's a bit chilly in the morning, and fogs are thick and heavy from a night's 40-60's cooling system. But no matter, the sky clears up. The sun will beam down like Apollo meets Daphne. All I can see are flat land, just flaaaaaaaat land. And then there's the sea of orange cones. Which means, I have a high likely chance of NOT hitting anything except rubbery cones. Which means I feel safe. Which means I'll have a good time despite any spin outs. Besides, the organization that I signed up with have 12 runs. 12!!!!! Hearty amount of runs for newbies like me. I assure you though, there will be people occasionally falling from the sky. And young, elementary/middle school young go-kart racer practicing on their own side of the field. And of course, planes, once in a blue moon, will fly over us. On a serious note, this place is great for autocross beginners to hone their driving techniques and actually learning how to drive properly. Huge flat land and good weather is great for the occasion.

Great backstory and a whole lot of hidden gems. You can find a Skydiving Drop Zone, go-kart racing,…read moreautocross, and a charter school. There's a geocache too! The city-maintained facilities are never stocked (TP, paper towels, soap), so that sucks. But I like it here.

What a surprise to find this fantastic destination California a to Welcome Center on our stay in…read moreSalinas. Great local information and historical displays about the Salinas Valley and region. We were thoroughly impressed.

Very nice welcome center, had all the information we were looking for, and the center was setup…read morewith lots of different tools and pictures from the past history of the local area, left feeling we would be back to enjoy the Salinas Welcome center

At the end of Summer, my friend suggested a backpacking trip to Skyes Hot Springs - 20 miles out…read moreand back with 5380 ft elevation gain. (more challenging than Bright Angel Trail to bottom of Grand Canyon) Arrived at Big Sur Station at 9am. Paid $20 overnight parking fees, used toilet, snapped group photo then began hiking at 9:30. Half hour lunch break at 11:45 Terrace Creek Camp, and finally arrived to Skyes Camp by 3pm. In route to camp, we crossed 7 creeks each way. I was a bit anxious of slipping cuz I had less confidence than I used to. I think it would have been easier and more fun if I had power thr them with momentum. No mosquitoes sightings in mid Nov. Lots of poison oaks along the trail but not overgrown; I wore shorts with no problem, just clouds of dust from our own stompings. Our friend impaled a bunch of splinters from a burr plant. I visited many of our camp neighbors in search of a tweezer; fortunately, the last of the spikes expelled itself in the hot spring waters. Hiking downriver in search of the hot springs was not easy. When located at 5pm, the large tub was occupied, we tested all of the other 3 smaller tubs then settled in at the one on the river level, it was a tight squeeze for 4 people but we sardined to fit. Our inlet source was a water fall from the tub above which some of us used as a shower over our heads. It was a relaxing time with beautiful surroundings and good company. The water was lukewarm with lots of earthy debris, so it does not compare to the numerous fancy Onsens I have visited in Japan. But things are more valuable when it is earned by hard work - the miles, inclines, sun, sweat, dust, creek crossings, obstacles, and heavy pack; great feelings of accomplishment, and endorphins too. It was wise of us to leave the springs at 6pm since sunsets at 6:30. Due to the heavy forest, we were not able to sight the supermoon nor the comet in the night sky. Sleeping with the ripple sounds of the Big Sur River close by was soothing. Our return trip started at 9:30 and ended at the parking lot by 1pm, 4.5 hours was very fast pace. We were eager to celebrate our trip with a lunch in a sit down restaurant, Big Sur Roadhouse. Another great adventure with friends. Treasure memories.

she always helps me and my mom with the tickets. i've been going to her for mexico flight tickets…read moresince 2016 and it's always been no problem

Really bad customer service. The lady who works there, Guadalupe, is very rude. I was there one day…read morebecause I was going to purchase a few plane tickets for a business trip for the radio station I work for and she was being rude to customers. She basically said that if they didn't have their passports and were not ready to purchase right then and there they should leave and not waste her time. I was going to get an estimate but left after that. Hello lady how do you expect to sell if you don't want to give necessary information to make a decision? I will surely take my business elsewhere and so will my friends and co-workers.