Discover 7 parks for hiking within driving distance of Monterey
"A historic coastal city known for its aquarium, Cannery Row, and marine life. Visitors from Monterey enjoy quick access to Point Lobos for day trips and nature excursions."
A spectacular coastal reserve famous for scenic beauty, wildlife, and hiking.
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"Monterey is a coastal city known for its historic Cannery Row, world-class aquarium, and scenic waterfront. Visitors from Monterey often explore Big Sur’s natural beauty for day trips and outdoor adventures."
A scenic Big Sur park featuring coastal trails, beaches, and redwood groves.
"Monterey is a coastal city known for its historic Cannery Row, world-famous aquarium, and beautiful ocean views, making it a popular base for visitors to Big Sur."
A redwood-filled park along the Big Sur River with hiking, camping, and stunning scenery.
"Monterey is a popular coastal city known for its aquarium, historic Cannery Row, and easy access to Big Sur, making it a frequent starting point for visitors to the park."
A stunning Big Sur park known for McWay Falls and coastal redwoods.
"Monterey locals and tourists alike are drawn to Nisene Marks for its tranquil trails and towering redwoods, offering a peaceful contrast to the coastal attractions."
A tranquil redwood forest park with hiking, biking, and rich natural history.
"Monterey, famous for its aquarium and historic sites, is within easy reach of Wilder Ranch. Visitors enjoy day trips for hiking, biking, and exploring the park’s ranching heritage."
Historic ranchlands and coastal bluffs with miles of trails near Santa Cruz.
"Monterey is a popular coastal city known for its aquarium and Cannery Row. Visitors from Monterey enjoy Limekiln’s natural beauty and proximity to Big Sur’s iconic landscapes."
Limekiln State Park offers redwoods, waterfalls, and historic limekilns along the Big Sur coast.
