モントレー郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

Nice flat run on footpath to aquarium.

Beautiful beach

Great view of Cypress Cove. There is a short trail that takes you to the viewpoint.

The Allan Memorial Grove in Point Lobos State Natural Reserve is home to one of the last naturally growing stands of Monterey cypress—trees that once blanketed much of the Central Coast. The Cypress Grove Trail is a short, scenic loop (about 0.8 miles) that winds through this grove along dramatic coastal bluffs. You'll get sweeping ocean views, rugged cliffs, and a chance to spot seabirds, sea lions, or even whales offshore. It’s an easy, must-do trail for first-time visitors.

Point Piños Lighthouse, the second oldest lighthouse on the California Pacific coast, is also the longest continually operating one. It was commissioned in February 1855 and has provided vital navigation assistance at the southern entrance to Monterey Bay, an area notorious for its dangerous rocks. This lighthouse is especially remarkable for having had two women serve as keepers throughout its history.

Great waterfall in Garland Ranch Regional Park. The trail to get to the waterfall is well-marked and not technical, so the walk to get to the falls is definitely worth it.

The Waterfall Trail is a beautiful trail that winds through the Garland Ranch Regional Park. As the name suggests, it passes by a wonderful waterfall.

Very interesting to see how life used to be.