š Wilderness island in an urban sea, home to North America's rarest pine tree.
š Features dramatic coastline, hiking trails, beaches, and diverse wildlife.
š² See rare Torrey pine trees
š¶ Explore 8 miles of well-maintained trails
š Panoramic ocean views and dramatic cliffs
š¦ Discover tide pools at low tide
š Seasonal whale watching
š« Dogs, picnicking, camping prohibited
š§ Visitor Center and some trails temporarily closed (check updates)
āļø Trails exposed, limited shade
ā ļø Rockslides and high tide can make beaches inaccessible
š§ Bring water and sunscreen for hikes.
šļø Check tide charts for best tide pool access.
š Beware of rattlesnakes in summer.
š° Vehicle Day Use: $10-$25 (demand-based pricing).
š Gates: Daily 7:15 a.m. to sunset.
ā¹ļø Visitor Center: Daily 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. (currently closed until March 2026).
Paid parking lots available.
Limited free roadside parking (difficult to find).
Available.
Strollers and wheelchairs allowed on accessible trails.
Last updated 28 days ago
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