Moonstone Beach is one of the primary beaches in Cambria. It boasts Central Coast views that run north and south for many miles. The Moonstone Beach State Parklands consists of 30 acres, including Leffingwell Landing State Park, Moonstone Beach Drive, and Santa Rosa Creek access. Famous for its dramatic coastline and breathtaking views, the Moonstone Beach Boardwalk is …
Leffingwell Landing State Park offers beautiful views of the ocean and a park area with tables and benches can be enjoyed. Step down to the small cove for beach access. There are trails throughout the Cypress Groves to the north that lead to beautiful vistas and benches.
Just off Highway 1 and across from the Moonstone Gardens and Centrally Grown Nursery on the north end of Moonstone Beach Drive is a small parking lot and trail. Walk north on the trail, then down the steps to the beach and north to San Simeon Creek.
San Simeon State Park is one of the oldest units of the California State Park System. The coastal bluffs and promontories of the scenic park offer unobstructed views of the ocean and rocky shore. The Park includes the Santa Rosa Creek Natural Preserve, the San Simeon Natural Preserve and the Pa-nu Cultural Preserve which were …
Hike/Bike The Terrace Bridge Trail starts at Marine Terrace Trail, heads north uphill and then east to Ridge Trail. Open views of Pacific Ocean.
Hike/Bike The Wallbridge Trail runs west to east starting at Wallbridge Drive, then turning south to Ridge Trail through open meadows.
Hike only The Ramsey Avenue Trail drops down to Fern Creek, paralleling Highway 1 to East Santa Rosa Creek Trail.
Hike/ Bike/ Equestrian by permit only This wide path crosses Fiscalini Ranch and provides sweeping views of the preserve and the Pacific Ocean.
Hike/ Bike The Santa Rosa Creek Trail – East starts east of Highway 1 and intersects with Ramsey Trail. It is a little over a 1/2 mile each way through flat meadows with beautiful views of the Ranch’s grasslands and surrounding pine trees. The trail intersects with a small bridge that goes by the Bike …
Hike/ Bike/ Equestrian by permit only This trail runs alongside the Santa Rosa Creek, which is usually unseen due to the dense forest. The trail goes up a small hillside, descends to run along the creek through a forest of trees, and ends at Highway 1. The trail is approximately 3/4 mile each way and …
