Discover 6 parks for hiking within driving distance of Salinas
"Salinas is the agricultural hub of the region and the hometown of John Steinbeck. Residents visit Point Lobos for scenic escapes and outdoor recreation."
A spectacular coastal reserve famous for scenic beauty, wildlife, and hiking.
"Salinas visitors enjoy exploring the park’s natural beauty and learning about its logging history, making it a favorite for outdoor enthusiasts."
A tranquil redwood forest park with hiking, biking, and rich natural history.
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"Salinas, the 'Salad Bowl of the World,' is an agricultural hub with a vibrant arts scene. Outdoor enthusiasts from Salinas enjoy the park’s trails and coastal scenery."
A scenic Big Sur park featuring coastal trails, beaches, and redwood groves.
"Salinas, the 'Salad Bowl of the World,' is known for its agricultural heritage and is a convenient stop for travelers heading to the Big Sur region."
A redwood-filled park along the Big Sur River with hiking, camping, and stunning scenery.
"Salinas, the largest city in Monterey County, is known for its agricultural heritage and proximity to the scenic Big Sur coastline, making it a gateway for regional visitors."
A stunning Big Sur park known for McWay Falls and coastal redwoods.
"Salinas, the 'Salad Bowl of the World,' offers easy access to Big Sur’s scenic wonders. Residents visit Limekiln for hiking, camping, and coastal escapes."
Limekiln State Park offers redwoods, waterfalls, and historic limekilns along the Big Sur coast.
