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A good spot to start or finish a ride in Monterey. Easy to access with flat paths around the lake, it connects well to city streets and coastal routes for planning longer rides.

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.

El Estero Park is centered around Lake El Estero and has a skate park and multiple fishing piers. There's a 1.2-mile gravel trail that circles the lake.

The Del Monte Lake Trail is a part of the Monterey Bay Coastal Trail. This wide, paved, multi-use path takes you along the scenic coastline past the famous Monterey beaches. This is a fantastic bit of riding on a traffic-free path.

Roberts Lake is a 5-acre reservoir that makes up the centerpiece of Roberts Lake Park. The lake, itself, is popular for fishing, and walkers, runners, and cyclists frequent the Monterey Bay Coastal Trail that passes along the southern shores of the reservoir.

Roberts Lake is a 5-acre reservoir that makes up the centerpiece of Roberts Lake Park. The lake, itself, is popular for fishing, and walkers, runners, and cyclists frequent the Monterey Bay Coastal Trail that passes along the southern shores of the reservoir.

Part of Point Lobos, Sand Hill Cove features a stunning natural cove, with outstanding Pacific Ocean views and colorful rocks.

Arroyo Seco is the perfect place to spend a vacation in the wilderness: you can take beautiful walks or swim in lakes and rivers. There is something for everyone!