Nestled in the heart of Big Sur, Andrew Molera State Park is a breathtaking testament to California's natural beauty. Here, rugged mountain terrain dramatically meets the expansive Pacific, creating a landscape of unparalleled scenic wonder and ecological significance.
Spanning nearly 4,800 acres of pristine coastline, this park offers visitors an extraordinary journey through diverse landscapes. From windswept coastal bluffs to riparian woodlands, the park showcases the remarkable biodiversity of California's central coast, with the Big Sur River serving as a primary ecological artery.
Established in 1965, Andrew Molera State Park represents a pivotal moment in California's conservation history. Named after Andrew Molera, a local rancher who donated the original 800-acre property to the state, the park preserves a critical ecosystem at the convergence of the Santa Lucia Mountains and the Pacific Ocean.
Address: 45500 CA-1, Big Sur, CA 93920Get Directions
Total Trail Length: 8.3 miles
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