We highly recommend getting out of your vehicle and parking at the marked points of interest along the 17-Mile Drive. Don't miss getting a picture of the Lone Cypress, or taking a short stroll ...

On the other side are the well-groomed fairways of Cypress Point ... pre-Pebble Beach Golf Links, 17-Mile Drive ran hard along the water at Stillwater Cove and was flanked by souvenir stands ...

Perhaps the best place to take in the natural splendor is 17-Mile Drive, between Pacific ... carload of older folks too underwhelmed by the Lone Cypress to get out of their parked vehicle.

John McKinney is the author of "Day Hiker's Guide to California's State Parks" (Olympus Press, $14.95) Heard about the 17-Mile ... and the Lone Cypress, this hike is for you. Like the drive ...

The final photo op before winding back around toward the exit that deposits 17-Mile Drive attendees into the heart of Carmel was to pay a quick visit to the Lone Cypress, a tree I go see every ...

The 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach ... Among the must-see stops along this picturesque route are the Lone Cypress, an enduring symbol of resilience perched on a rocky outpost; the Ghost Tree ...

On the coastline of Pebble Beach, California, stands a lone tree whose impressive silhouette ... You can see it along the scenic 17-Mile Drive to Pebble Beach, one of the most beautiful and ...

The scene at Pebble Beach's 17-Mile Drive was captured by several onlookers, including photographer Colette English. It’s believed the Lone Cypress took root in the cliffs above the Pacific ...

The Lone Cypress on 17-Mile Drive in Pebble Beach is a historic icon and a ubiquitous symbol at the Pebble Beach Resorts, its silhouette featured on the company logo as well as the 2019 U.S. Open ...

You can see in this before and after picture that a large section is now missing.The Lone Cypress stands along 17 Mile Drive. It's believed to be 250 years old.Action News Reporter Christopher ...