Named for a notable pioneer woman of Big Sur country, this park stretches from the iconic Big Sur coastline east to ridges that rise nearly 3,000 feet into the rarefied Big Sur air. Redwoods and oaks create a dappled wonderland to wander through,

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Named for a notable pioneer woman of Big Sur country, this park stretches from the iconic Big Sur coastline east to ridges that rise nearly 3,000 feet into the rarefied Big Sur air. Redwoods and oaks create a dappled wonderland to wander through, and paths along the granite seaside cliffs offer those quintessential panoramas that you've seen in countless movies and read about in countless books. You don't have to be diehard hikers to experience the park's undeniably romantic trails, including a relatively easy one that leads to an overlook where McWay Falls tumbles 100 feet to the cove below.

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