Parks in Del Monte Forest, California

Great fire roads and some single trek thats a bit hard to find. Lots of errosion thats fun to work with. Best thing is that ... More on trails.mtbr.com

When I got to the bottom of the old quarry, I saw the dog lady talking to Pebble Beach Security on SFB Morse Dr.! More on trails.mtbr.com

A 122-mile-long highway that twists down the scenic central California coastline from Carmelto Morro Bay. This scenic drive follows California Highway 1 and twists along the spectacular Big Sur Coa... More on Trails

What a crazy drive. I'm from the east coast and our coasts have no cliffs w More on Trails

Undeveloped and usually overlooked, Garrapata State Park offers a lot of Big Sur in a compact area. The park features two miles (probably closer to four miles counting the twists and turns) of spec... More on Trails

The guide on here is somewhat unclear. This trial is two separate loops wi More on Trails

This coastal walk is fantastic , peaceful , and free. More on igougo

Marina State Beach is known for hang-gliding. Radio-controlled gliders and kites are also popular. The beach is a favorite site for picnics. Water recreation is extremely hazardous due to strong ri... More on GoingToTheBeach.com

Marina State Beach, at the Reservation Road exit of Highway One, has a sandy beach and steady winds that make it a popular place for surfing, kite flying and hang gliding. Look beyond the shorelin... More on Seemonterey.com

Undeveloped Garrapata State Park stretches along four miles of scenic coastline and extends into the inland mountains. These coastal bluff trails along Soberanes Point lead to a myriad of crenulated coves, hidden beaches and rocky ... More on Trails

The North Shore Trail follows the exposed, rugged northern headlands past sheer granite cliffs and coves in Point Lobos State Reserve. A spur trail leads to an overlook of Guillemot Island, a rocky... More on Trails

The South Shore Trail explores the eroded sandstone terrain along the jagged southern ridges and troughs of Point Lobos State Reserve. The trail begins near Bird Island and ends by Sea Lion Point, ... More on Trails

For most visitors, Big Sur means Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. The state parkand its brief but popular trail systemis dominated by the Big Sur River, which meanders through redwood groves on its way to the Pacific Ocean, five miles ... More on Trails

This tranquil semi-loop uses the Garzas Canyon, East Ridge, Redwood Canyon, and Terrace trails to explore the riparian habitat along Garzas Creek, and then a secluded coast redwood forest along one of the creeks tributaries. Above ... More on Trails

For most visitors, Big Sur is synonymous with popular Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park. Often overlooked is a smaller slice of Big Sur located ten miles southJulia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. Its a shame to overlook it. A redwood grove, ... More on Trails