サンマテオ郡の山小屋＆キャビン・トップ4

The Bike Hut is a small hut with fresh water, organic teas and coffee and a variety of snacks for cyclist passing by. It is self-serve and open 24/7. There is also a small picnic area, a bathroom and a message board for posting road conditions or notes to fellow cyclists.

Half Moon Bay State Beach Campground offers both tent and RV camping with options for electric hookups or dry camping. While there are no water or sewer hookups, a dump station and water filling station are available. Quarter-operated hot showers , picnic areas, restrooms, and access to the Coastside Trail, are all available here. Dogs are also allowed in designated areas on leashes. Fires, drones, and fireworks, however, are prohibited to protect the natural environment and wildlife. Reservations for this popular campsite must be made through ReserveCalifornia, either online or by phone. The beach itself features four miles of sandy shores perfect for sunbathing, fishing, and picnicking.

This very nice campsite has a 25$ Hike&Bike offer (as of November 2023). Very clean bathrooms, shower with shampoo and soap included in the campsite fee. Wifi works at the tent spot, electricity and water are also nearby.

The Hiker's Hut, owned by the Sierra Club, is open to the public and available to rent as an overnight adventure surrounded by nature with beautiful views of the surrounding area. A nice picnic table is outside the hut, making it an ideal spot to stop for lunch and enjoy the scenery.

Rest and refuel at this little hut on the side of Tunitas Creek rd. provided by Potrero Nuevo Farm open 24/7-365 for cyclists.

great for a picnic, can also be reserved to stay the night

This is an excellent ride, my group normally Starts at Woodside, climb Kings mountain and then go down to the Red Hut at Tunitas. The Tunitas return climb is a pleasure, you can even join groups starting at the Red Hut or meet fellow climbers as you go along. First "rest" is a bridge surrounded by redwoods called "The Church" , this is the start of the hard climb that ends at "Grassy Knoll" (2nd rest) - After Grassy Knoll, it is just cruising all the way to skyline. Every other year, after Summer, the maintenance crew of Tunitas spreads gravel generously, some bikes cannot make the climb as the pebbles get stuck between frame and tire, be careful.

This narrow road initially threads more or less flatly through mostly bare coastal hills and past a few farms. Along this part, you'll also encounter The Bike Hut. This is an unattended "supply shack" for cyclists at Potrero Nuevo Farm that is open 24/7. You can find snacks, drinks, as well as emergency supplies and spare parts there and you're expected to leave payment for what you take based on the honor system.