Pebble Beach is best known for its luxury resorts, golf courses and stunning 17-Mile Drive tour which passes through the Del Monte Forest. 

From the trademark Lone Cypress tree to the Restless Sea, Seal Rock to Spanish Bay and Spyglass Hill, you are guaranteed to get a thrill. The well trodden road was once a trail in which covered wagons carried guests from a hotel to picnic grounds along Pebble Beach over 100 years ago. Though a century has passed, some things are timeless in this enchanted forest.  Today, tourists continue to enjoy the crashing waves that hit rugged rocks below vistas where pine trees frame each photo perfectly.  Picnics are still "in" as are strolls along the sand near Seal Rock lookout.  And golf continues to be the number one sport here for over 80 years. 

The public courses include Poppy Hills, home of the Northern California Golf Association, the Links at Spanish Bay, Spyglass Hill which was designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., Peter Hay Par-3 Course and famous Pebble Beach Golf Links with the Lodge, shops and dining. 

The house pricing remains still strong. Home sales continue, along with new houses in various stages of construction. Homes listings range from under $1 million to around $18 million. While you may think the prices seem steep, you will fall in love with incredible mansions shrouded in trees behind stone gates. Remember that this 17-mile stretch offers a list of who's who in the world of entertainment and wealth. In a land where money flows as freely as the ocean waves, evidence of a recession is not apparent. 

Homeowners experience the joys of nature's beauty in one of the most scenic spots on the whole planet.