Located on the beautiful California coastline, Andrew Molera State Park offers a stunning natural retreat for visitors of all ages. With its pristine beaches, lush greenery, and picturesque hiking trails, the park is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. From camping in the well-maintained campground to exploring the scenic Ridge trail, there is something for everyone to enjoy at Andrew Molera State Park. The park provides ample parking for visitors, although some have noted that maneuvering within the narrow entrance can be a challenge. Despite this minor inconvenience, the park's stunning landscapes and diverse range of activities make it a must-visit destination. So, whether you're seeking a peaceful stroll along the beach or an invigorating hike through the lush wilderness, Andrew Molera State Park is the perfect place to reconnect with nature and create lasting memories.
Amenities and More
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Good for kids
- Dogs allowed
- Public toilet
- Kid-friendly hikes
Reviews
The campground was clean, the bathrooms and trash were well maintained, and most of the trails were open. We stayed at the trail camp, it wasn’t too long, (1/4mi) or difficult, but does have about 10 stairs so plan accordingly. The distance …
This is a great place with lots of greenery some streams and some hikes that are easy down to the ocean. I would say it's great for hikers of any age.
There are hiking trails near the steam and east up the mountain. The beach is about a mile from the parking lot. People surf that beach. Most of the year you have to wade across the stream to get to the beach.
The 8 mile loop Ridge trail was so beautiful. Amazing views, nice incline, wide trail, and different landscapes to enjoy.
Stunning! Easy, fun and simple 1.2mile walk to the beach. WARNING: walking bridge over river is temporarily unavailable during fall/winter months. Bring sandals or a towel, water is chilly. Trail branches off to 3 other moderate to …
There is plenty of parking, but it's difficult to get in and out of the park because of the narrow entrance and the speed of the car is going by. The park ranger didn't offer a map when checking in. There is one trail that leads to the …
Did one of the longer hikes through the bluff trail and ridge trail. The weather was perfect in early September. I went during the week and there was still a good amount of people at the park but barely any on the trail. There's a secluded …
There’s fresh air, then there are the miles of uninterrupted outdoor adventure, where the ocean and mountain feel like one.
You can find that feeling of euphoria at Andrew Molera State Park. …
Location
45500 CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920, United States
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