Hiking Trails at San Simeon Bay

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The beach where you start-the hike goes along that forested area

750 Hearst Castle Rd

San Simeon, CA 93452

The Hiking Trails at San Simeon Bay offer visitors a scenic and peaceful outdoor experience in San Simeon, CA. The trail winds through coastal landscapes, providing stunning views of the bay and surrounding natural beauty.

This moderate trail is suitable for hikers of all skill levels and is a great way to explore the area's diverse flora and fauna. Whether you're looking for a leisurely stroll or a more challenging hike, the Hiking Trails at San Simeon Bay are a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

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Jennifer N.

11/28/2020

I read about this area via a SLO county travel site: https://highway1discoveryroute.com/activities/hiking-san-simeon-ragged-point/ where it's also referred as the San Simeon Point Trail. Access to...

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Jamie L.

11/6/2023

We had a lovely time hiking this trail, there is an incline but it's mild. We were a little confused on how to get there but we figured it out. You have to walk across the beach where you'll spot...

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Marcus F.

9/26/2020

2020 review (8/21/2020) - The is the best family-friendly trail in the area. They've done extensive cleanup since my last visit and many of the downed trees have been removed. It's mostly flat...

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Zoe C.

6/6/2021

One of the best hikes I e been on! The views are amazing. It's pretty low intensity & can easily be done by most people.

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Kurt B.

3/12/2017

From the Pier, start west on the beach. After 1/4 mile, there is a trail that veers up into the trees. The trail follows the edge of a cliff for another 1/4 mile until it crosses a cattle fence....

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