This steep coastal access trail leads to a spectacular view of hidden coves and rock formations. Fishing is excellent but challenging. A perfect place to spend an enjoyable day for picnicking, sightseeing and relaxation. Can be hiked as a 1.9-mile loop with Pinnacle Gulch Trail.
Hours: The park opens at sunrise and closes at sunset.
Parking: $7 per vehicle for day use. $1 per person (vehicles with 10 or more people)
Dogs: Permitted on leash no longer than 6' in length. Dogs must be licensed.
Directions:
• Off Highway 1, turn onto South Harbour Way
• left on Heron Drive
• left on Mockingbird Road to Pinnacle Gulch,
• then walk to Osprey Drive to the Shorttail Gulch Trail entrance
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