01 Three Stacks and Rock 1 Wood Print

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Three Stacks One Rock and a Bird by Floyd Snyder

There's Morro Rock, a 581-foot volcanic mountain that lends its name to this Central Coast town. And staring back at it a half-mile inland are three 450-foot concrete smokestacks, from which the community gets its local nickname: Three Stacks and a Rock.

Morro Bay is a coastal city in California. It's known for Morro Rock, an ancient volcanic mound at the end of Morro Rock Beach. The rock sits within Morro Bay State Park, home to lagoons, trails and a bird-rich saltwater marsh. Morro Bay State Park’s Museum of Natural History features exhibits on ecology and local Native American culture. Trails lead up Black Hill for views over the city and Morro Bay.