The Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary in Pacific Grove is a small area of eucaplyptus trees and nectar plants that provides an overwintering location for western monarchs. During this time, typically from late October or November until February, thousands of monarch butterflies remain in the grove, residing in the central California coast's cooler temperatures until warming spring

Monarch Butterfly Grove, Pismo Beach, California

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Thousands of migrating monarchs overwinter clustered amongst the eucalyptus trees.

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You can follow the monarch butterflies to their winter home in Pacific Grove, California -- located just two hours from San Francisco -- every October.

Fall is the best time to visit the Pacific Grove Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary. They often have telescopes set up so you can look at the butterflies up close! #thingstodo #events #pacificgrove

This small grove of trees is home to thousands of monarch butterflies during their migration in the winter months. The peak time is mid-November to