First Day Hike at Point Lobos State Natural Reserve

First Day Hike at Point Lobos State Natural Reserve

Wednesday, Jan 1, 2025 at 4:00pm

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First Day Hikes is a national-led effort that encourages individuals and families to experience, with a seasoned guide, the beautiful natural and cultural resources found in the outdoors and in doing so may inspire them to take advantage of these treasures throughout the year and an individual’s lifetime. Nature has been proven to boost our moods and make us feel healthy and exploring the outdoors is the perfect way to start the new year.

Location: Granite Point Trail. Meet at Whalers Cabin.

Parking: $10 day-use vehicle parking fee collected at entry kiosk. Parking may be available in the Whalers Cove parking lot. Free parking along Highway 1, southbound only.

What to Expect: This docent-led walk covers Whalers Cove to Coal Chute Point and Granite Point - a beautiful but little-traveled area within the reserve. Learn about this crossroad of human history and the natural environment. We'll look for birds, animals, and flowers.  

Length of Hike: 1.3 mile, 2 hours

Preparation: Participants should carry water and raingear and wear sturdy shoes. 1.3 miles roundtrip, 1.5 hours. This trail is not recommended for strollers; front carriers or backpacks work well.

Special Instructions: Steady rain will cancel hike.

Ages: All ages welcome. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

Pets allowed? No

Registration Link: Registration is not required


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