I am so glad I gave up other SF plans to explore, hike, discover Mori Point, ( Pacifica) . Mori Point is a 110-acre park with scenic ocean views, stunning coastal bluffs, historic points, and even wildflower blooms. This is part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Mori Point itself is a bluff next to the Pacific Ocean that provides scenic views of the coastline. OMG, first time ever hiking while visiting SF, which we normally just eat. drink. & continue, repeat again but this experience was WOW!! Besides the view, I was so happy to get to catch some of the wildflower blooms. perfect time to visit is during Spring for the blooms. My heart is full, thank you for these moments. Mori Point is sure a hidden Gem, @ Pacifica! Wear your comfortable shoes and go explore the wonderful outdoors, "The best things in life are free" ! read more

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Mori Point is absolutely amazing on a clear warm day...which is not that common in Pacifica. Hence the missing star... Not to mention the arduous task of dealing with parking when one does stumble upon that perfect day. I would still bring a light jacket if you think you will still be here around sunset. The coastal breeze brings a nice chill in the evening no matter how warm the day is. The hiking trail is not hard at all, perhaps a bit challenging for some older folks or someone very out of shape. "Located on a promontory just south of the city of Pacifica, the 110 acres of Mori Point are one of the newest additions to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. High up above the cold waves, the site boasts sweeping views from Point Reyes all the way to Pedro Point. It protrudes several hundred feet out into the Pacific and is plainly visible from any high point in the City of Pacifica." - https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/moripoint.htm I feel like a cheat; cut and paste...lol. Then again, I didn't know all this information about Mori Point. I didn't pay attention and actually thouth it was called Maori point and was somehow related to the Maori folks from the land of the long white cloud (aka New Zealand). "Restoration activities have helped the area recover from invasive species infestation and centuries of use by humans. In the 1700s, the Spanish mined a nearby limestone quarry to supply whitewash for San Francisco's Presidio buildings. An Italian immigrant, Stefano Mori, purchased 19 acres of farmland here in 1888. Mori built a guesthouse/restaurant, the Mori Point Inn, which developed a notorious reputation during the Prohibition days and was operated by the family until the 1940s. Mori Point was a site of gravel and sand extraction during World War II; quarrying and later off-road vehicle use left the landscape scarred. In 2000, with the help of the Pacifica Land Trust, the Coastal Conservancy, and concerned community members, Mori Point was purchased by the Trust for Public Land and added to the Golden Gate National Parks." - https://www.parksconservancy.org/parks/mori-point History "For nearly a century, Mori Point served as a haven for settlers, travelers, boot-leggers and diners. Today, after a generation of development battles, this spectacular place serves as a haven for walkers and wildlife and is a link to national parklands on Sweeney Ridge and Milagra Ridge along the San Mateo coast." - https://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/moripoint.htm " * The terrain here is varied; walks around Mori Point range from a level and easy 0.5-mile stroll to a steep and challenging 1.5-mile hike. * Beautiful wildflower blooms are at their peak in the springtime, with the most flowers usually present in April and May. * Parking is available on Mori Point Road or Bradford Way. * Walk to the tip of the promontory for stunning views; it's quite windy on the bluffs so dress accordingly. * Stroll down to Laguna Salada and listen for the croaking of the red-legged frog. * Walk barefoot on the black sands of Sharp Park Beach. * During WWII, workers used a pulley system of long cables attached to cement anchors to pull buckets of sand ashore. Several of these crumbling blocks remain on the western hillside." ~ "Tips and Highlights" - https://www.parksconservancy.org/parks/mori-point Wish I had read this before. Some good tips and helpful information read more

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The most amazing part about Mori Point is that the entrance is tucked right inside a residential neighborhood. After parking, you're surrounded by quiet houses and local streets, and nothing really hints at what's coming. That contrast is what makes the experience so special. As you walk up the trail, the view slowly opens up. Before long, the entire Pacific Ocean comes into view. On a clear day, you can see layers of blue stretching all the way to the horizon. Turn around, and you get a full panoramic view of Pacifica--the city spreading across the hills, blending seamlessly with the coastline. Standing at the top, ocean on one side and city on the other, the perspective is truly unique. The trail itself is fairly easy, mostly a gentle incline. It's not a hardcore hike, but more of a relaxed walk where you naturally stop often just to take it all in. The ocean breeze can be strong, but it's refreshing rather than harsh. Walking near the cliffs and watching waves crash against the rocks has a calming effect that makes your mind slow down. What I personally love most is how open everything feels. There aren't many tall trees blocking the view, so the sky, ocean, and city are all laid out clearly in front of you. Every few steps feels photo-worthy, not because you're tired, but because the scenery keeps pulling you in. The only downside is parking. There's basically no real parking lot, so you'll need to rely on street parking in the surrounding neighborhood and walk a bit to the trail entrance. Weekends can be tight, but the short walk feels like a nice transition into the experience. read more

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Highly recommend this beautiful trail. Gorgeous views. Easy and try to go all the way to the top. Got lucky the day I came as it was beautiful sunny day. Some spots were a bit muddy from the recent rain but so worth it. It wasn't too busy but plenty of hikers runners and very pet friendly. read more

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This was a great place to take a long walk. We did the mostly flat, easy walk out to the ocean. We walked approx 45 minutes out & then back. Its clean, folks are friendly. Highly recommend! read more

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It was a pleasant and easy hike by the coast. It is not too crowded. However, the trail appears more eroded each time I go. The trees around are a spectacle and the coast is gorgeous. Can see beautiful, invasive weeds near the end of winter read more

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Love hiking this scenic trail! There are so many paths you can take to tailor it to your own comfort level and goals, but I highly recommend going all the way to the top if you can- the views are incredible every time! Only thing is definitely wear hiking shoes with good grip because there's a decent amount of loose gravel which makes generic exercise shoes slip. If you're going after heavy rains the bottom creek could be flooded and challenging to cross. read more

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Beautiful hike with gorgeous views. Lots of uphill and downhill,must wear proper shoes to not slide down. Somewhat child and dog friendly but for kids I would say 7 years old and up unless they are avid hikers. Lovely views. Came today around 1pm and hiked until almost 3pm and went down to the beach after the point by the steps. Weather was sunny with patches of clouds here and there and some wind but felt comfortable and warm with short sleeves. read more

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This stunning walking trail begins with numerous gorgeous memorial gardens. The gardens are beautifully maintained and house amazing tributes. The path goes up to (what I'm sure is) a spectacular ocean view. I opted for the easier route and did not go up the steep looking hill and was rewarded with all incredible ocean view as well. Plus we walked around some of the little town nearby. It was idyllic and the weather was perfect. read more

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Beautiful trail in Pacifica! There is a small parking lot by the trailhead, but you also can park at the Rockaway Beach lot. We went around 11:30am on a Saturday in May and it was somewhat busy. Weather was a little overcast and windy but manageable. The hike itself is straightforward, more on the easy-moderate side. There is some incline at the start of the trail going up to the point, and then it gets easier after that. There were some trail markers but easy to get lost and we accidentally deviated from the trail at the start so I recommend following a map. The last portion of the hike is along highway 1. Hiking shoes not necessary but would recommend. We really liked how the hike takes you along the coast! It goes right by the ocean and the trail passes by a few beaches. There were still some pretty wildflowers along the path. I would definitely come back, especially when the flowers are blooming in spring time! read more

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Had a lovely little stroll along the coast and got to see beautiful wildflower at Mori Point. The entire hike was relaxing and so pretty. There's a staircase that leads up to the highest vista point for a breathtaking view of the ocean and field of wildflowers. There are purple lupines and some yellow daisy like flowers which I wish I knew the name to. There are some orange poppies mixed in as well. Absolutely enjoyable walk with the sea breeze and little bit of sunshine. We lucked out and got a sunny day today but not hot at all. read more

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One of my favorite easy hikes in the peninsula. It's so beautiful and there is a part that gets steeper and uphill but it's not difficult at all. Beautiful views once you get to the top read more

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Was pleasantly surprised by the pink flowers that I spotted on this beautiful trail along the pacifica coast. This is a very doable trail with no technical difficulties in my opinion with most spectacular views of the ocean along your way!! This is going to be my goto trail as it is so close to my home:yay: read more

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Great hiking spot near Pacifica. There are multiple trails to take, but I would recommend stopping at the point to get a view up and down the coast. Most of the trails are pretty easy and there are stairs up to the point. Good parking options in Pacifica and there is a dedicated lot off the main road. I would recommend heading north after your hike to grab a coffee at one of the many coffee shops in Pacifica. read more

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Great easy little hike for my 2.5yo (in crocs) and 7mo (in a carrier). Lots of trails to choose from for different hikers with varying experience. Dog friendly. We stuck with the flat trail along the coast with amazing views. It's windy though so hold onto your hats! Small parking lot but we came on a weekday so we got lucky and parked right at the trail head. read more

Mori Point - Flat easy trail from the parking lot - Hiking Near Me - Pacifica, California

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super bloom It's a perfect time to catch fields of wildflowers! A lot of people seemed to think of the same thing this weekend. Still found lots of accessible parking nearby and it was a short walk up to mori point for these super bloom views read more

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Long flat Hiking trail, view of the coast, the Pacifica Pier, and the Sharp park Golf course. Access to the beach from the street and from stairs along the path. Seating on boulders & benches. A beautiful packed earth trail (rocky) that is a favorite for biking, hiking, walking, listening to the waves crash and resting. Weather here is calm to windy- sunny to cloudy- wear layers. read more

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Point Venture Golden Gate National Recreation Area run 110-acre park located in the northern half of Pacifica. The actual "Point" is a reasonable-sized bluff that overlooks the Pacific Ocean and was named after a farmer that used this location to smuggle booze during Prohibition. I actually used to run by the point many times when I lived in Pacifica, but I never actually hiked it until recently when it had a nice super bloom of flowers. The Good: *There's now a small parking lot that holds about a half-dozen or so cars that didn't used to exist until recently. *Restroom in the above-mentioned parking lot *Dog-friendly *Not too far of a walk to the Pacifica Pier and just a few mile hike from Rockaway Beach. *Good place for a short day of hiking as there's only a few miles of trails here that include some moderate 1.5-mile loops. *Views are superb with or without the superbloom *The weather here is always mild and a good place to go hiking on a hot day. The Meh: *Parking is very limited, and there is some street parking to go along with the lot, but expect those to be filled during popular times. *Lack of signage on the trails, as it's hard to tell the official trails from the social paths. The Ugly: *The trails are in really bad and rough shape; I'm not sure if they're normally like this or this is on account of all the rain we had this year tore them up. TLDR: Fantastic views, great weather, but watch your footing, or you can kiss your ankles goodbye. read more

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A beautiful place! If you come here for the wild flowers, I would check recent reviews or on IG first. We came in early May and there were still many wild flowers but if we came earlier we would have seen more. It's still a great and easy hike. A small climb but nothing strenuous. Beautiful views of the coast. Can get windy and chilly so dress appropriately. You can also hike along the beach too. read more

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This is a very popularized spot to see the California superbloom due to social media. As such, the parking gets really bad. There are plenty of colors and flowers to see. The hike itself is easy to medium. There are stairs and slopes, which is moderately strenuous. Definitely watch for uneven spots to protect the ankles. It's worth the trip here because panoramic views at the top are stellar. Pro-top: Just come early for parking read more

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This is a 2-3 mile hike depending on which trails you take. I always like starting at the southern end because there are a handful of personalized gardens on the walkway at the beginning of the trail and this entrance is located across from P-Town coffee which operates out of a cute train caboose. I've driven by here a lot but never had gone until the super bloom which was all over social media. For the small window of time the super bloom is in effect I'd suggest avoiding a weekend if you can because parking was a nightmare and there was tons of traffic getting through Pacifica. The main part of the super bloom is located on the Headlands trail going to The Point. Some of the trails were really steep like the Bluff Trail and while not hard going up, a bit treacherous going down. My friend and I were laughing as we were falling down on each other trying to descend this trail. We then sat at the bottom and watched other hikers try to attempt to come down in one piece. Pacifica, due to it's beach location is generally foggy in the morning so for sunny pictures I'd suggest going in the afternoon. read more

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Views: The view is amazing once you get up there. You can see the ocean from different sides and angles. Super Bloom: these yellow flowers are tiny and concentrated in a small area. We were expecting a huge area and had to hike over to the other side of the hill to get up close. If you go up from the golf course side - you will get closer to the super bloom. We wanted to see the super bloom since it's short lived, but having seen the Carlsbad Flower Fields decades ago, we were slighty disappointed. Parking: There are two areas to find parking. One is by the golf course side and the other is on the Coastal Highway/Reina del Mar street. We parked on Reina del Mar. There is a small parking lot at the entrance - space for about 14 cars. With any luck, maybe you can wait for someone to leave. We were able to find a spot on Reina del Mar. We arrived around 10 - 10:30am. First we are not avid hikers and we had 2 kids with us (20 months and a 4 year old). So depending on the trail you hike up - and there are several options - it can be a little challenging with little kids. We did a loop - hiked up by the left side - up a steep hill, down and around to the super bloom - then to the back side and around which was less steep and much easier. Shoes: ideally shoes with a good tread is recommended because depending on which trail you take, the gravel is loose and can be slippery making it a challenge to make it up without sliding a little. I was literally on my hands climbing up a steep portion so as not to slip. (I was wearing regular sneakers and not the best shoes for the soft gravel trails.) Young Kids: I saw one parent with a light folding stroller but I don't know he managed to get it up to the top. The trail we took was too narrow, steep and slippery to fit a stroller. We used a backpack to carry the 20 month old and the 4 year old walked most of it and was carried only a few times. Water and snacks are highly recommended as you will definitely take a couple of snack breaks to energize. Crowded? It was crowded but thankfully people were cordial and would let you pass when the paths were narrow down to single lane. I think less people hike after 1pm. Hold on to your hats! it was definitely windy windy windy at the top. A few people had to retrieve their hats blown off. After a few hours of hiking back down, it is a workout and you are hot. So wear layers for best comfort. Which trail? Right or left? If you take the trail on the right - it is less steep and easier to walk but no view. The trail on the left is definitely more steep and slippery to walk but you see the ocean view. Special Surprise: At the beginning of the walk there are little gardens planted along one side of the trail.by different people. They are personalized gardens and decorated with varius themes (ie. succulents, toy trucks, bench to honor a loved one and even a bunch of toy dinosaurs theme). Our four year old enjoyed the lttle gardens recognizing some of the decorations: mushrooms, ceramic rabbits and apples, etc. (I forgot to take pictures.) One visitor brought their pig along on a leash. It is not an easy hike for a pig no matter what trail you walk. Several older folks used walking sticks - good idea for added stability. read more

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Lovely hiking spot on the coast! This is a relatively flat & easy hike. There is a small parking lot and one restroom by the trailhead. Plenty of street parking. read more

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Really beautiful trails and coastline views. There are several different trails within Mori Point. The park is very well kept and clean. I would Most consider most trails to be easy, with one or two intermediate trails to the higher mountain tops. This place is very dog friendly! ‍ Many friendly dogs on the trails. All on leashes. There is one restroom. I believe it is at the corner of Bradford Avenue and Mori Point Avenue. I recommend using a bathroom before you come here. The restroom here is rank! Only use in an emergency situation. It took about an hour and a half to walk a few trails with my dog. We loved it. read more

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We got lucky with the weather when we came for our hike - beautiful blue skies and a warm, sunny day made our 1.5-hour hike very enjoyable and scenic. There are several trails that you can take that will lead you to different points on the mountain, some of which are fantastic for a photo opp. There is a fair amount of parking by the trail entrance as well as a public toilet but I would recommend against using the latter as it's not very well maintained. read more

Mori point is one of my favorite places to hike because there are many trails (straight, short, over the mountains) and the views of the ocean are fantastic! Note: The parking is limited but I've been able to find street parking whenever I go! read more

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Love this place. Hike to this place is amazing. You can park to the other side where u hv access to many trails. 2.5 mile Mori point loop trail is one of them and this has hikes catering to all skill levels. Hike i love the most is visiting Pacifica Pier and have a pit stop at Sharp park beach and then take the promenade to mori point road as parking there can be tough which connects to trail to mori point via bootlegger steps and certainly recommend that walk for sure which is less and beautiful. read more

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Mori Point has plenty of different trails making it perfect for families. There is a flat trail that parallels the ocean but I'd you want a bit of a challenge, head up the stairs and there will be various trails you can follow. There a benches throughout the area which make it perfect for picnics. My friend and I packed a lunch to have at the end of our hike. read more

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I love this trail as it is close to home and easy to navigate. The ocean waves and wildlife add so much beauty as well. Depending on the time of year, one can see whales in the ocean. The only downside is the constant barrage of unleashed dogs running around, especially on the weekends. We always keep our pup on a leash and don't like that some dog owners think it is acceptable for them to let their dogs randomly come up to ours or any other to sniff, play or sometimes even show aggression. Dog owners also need to pick-up after their dogs as I see at least 2-3 piles left on the trail every time I go hiking there. Mori Point still gets a 5-star in my book though! read more

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Mori Point is absolutely beautiful. Parking space however is very limited....... but if you get there early enough, you're in for a treat. We went on a weekday at around 10:30am and we got very lucky. Someone was leaving when we arrived. So we were able to park right away. Everything was nicely paved as you walk from the parking lot towards the water. Once you're near the water, you'll see a spectacular view. That's when you need to do a selfie. :0) lol The places seems small from the parking lot but it's amazing how much enjoyment you can achieve if you just keep walking. There are lots of small hills nearby, and those small hills became much bigger, much steeper as you start climbing them. Seeing is believing!!! There's enough hills to give you a nice workout. We came here to sight see and take pictures. But it's so nice here, and 3 hours later, we find ourselves still wondering around. :0) By this time we are on a mission to get back to the car so we can find lunch (late lunch). Also Depending on the weather, trails can get muddy. So, avoid wearing new shoes......you know how that goes. Checkout my photos. read more

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I went at 2pm on Sunday (5/7) and had to wait 5 minutes for a parking spot. I'm assuming this is busier than usual because of all of the wildflowers :) From the parking lot on Beach Blvd and Clarendon Rd to Mori Point is about 1 mile. The first 3/4 mile are fairly flat and relaxinand along the beach. The beach can be easily accessed. The last bit is a series of staircases with short steps (the kid in front of me counted 175 steps haha). At the top of the steps, start walking to the right and there will be a bunch of wildflowers! Truly a beautiful sight. read more

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Gentle hike with panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean. Parking can be a challenge on a nice clear day. Good place to take kids or walk your dog. read more

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The Pacific just doesn't take a bad picture, does it? It's as if I was on the red carpet and didn't have to lift my head to avoid producing fat rolls under my chin. Similarly (OK, maybe not), you can look at the Pacific from any angle and get a classic Instagram moment. One place to do just that is Mori Point which is a protected public space dominated by a majestic promontory. Until my recent first-time visits, however, my only familiarity with it is the ending of "Harold and Maude" when Harold drove off the cliff onto the beach below. That was an awesome movie, I can see why the locale was chosen as the dramatic bluff yields spectacular coastal views with crashing Pacific waves below and manageable trails along the rocky shoreline. I'm not surprised its history includes a long-ago demolished speakeasy, illegal motorcycle races, and failed attempts at private development. Fortunately, it's currently part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. On my first visit, I just parked in Pacifica right outside the park close to the pier. There were plenty of open spaces in front of the park fence. The immediate area was heavily populated by beachcombers and dog walkers out and about, and I made my way quite easily to the point on a wide, flat gravel trail. Toward the inland side are ponds and restored wetlands that attract a lot of birds....and apparently snakes. They even have wooden steps to make the climb onto the cliff more convenient. On my second visit, I made my way here from the other direction through the hillside trails from Rockaway Beach. Either way, it's a photogenic area, and there's no need to lift your chin...unless you're doing a selfie. RELATED - Up for a hike? Here's a collection of trails I've walked and reviewed: https://bit.ly/2OrC8nU read more

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Mori Point is one of my favorite coastal spots to visit for a short and sweet hike. The views are absolutely incredible!! There is extremely limited parking around the trail head, however there is plenty of street parking in the area as the trail begins in a residential neighborhood. The trail starts off with what seems to be a little backroad, but then opens up to the most beautiful views of the oceans and beach cliffs, absolutely stunning! Honestly this place is more of a viewpoint rather than a hike, but there are plenty of mini trails to walk around and explore. Perfect place to unwind and relax. read more

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Review No. 1,000. I've been saving to write about this special place for my milestone review and it's long overdue. Part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, Mori Point is 110 acres of parkland situated on a bluff in Pacifica, between Sharp Park Golf Course and Rockaway Beach. It's also close to San Andreas fault line as it runs through across town on the Pacific Plate. We've spent many weekends here during our time in Pacifica, especially when we had Maxie and Francine. We've spent countless of hours exploring every nook and crannies this place offers and it's always quite an enjoyable moment. Even though we've trekked the same trails many times over, it still feels like the first time every time. Since Maxie and Francine crossed the Rainbow Bridge, we hadn't returned...until we had Jaime. Thanks to him, we have rekindled the many memories we had here and helped us rediscover our love for this place. There are several ways to get here from the north by Pacifica Pier and Sharp Park Beach, to the south by Rockaway Beach and the east by Highway One via Mori Point Road. Whether you're a casual, beginner or a seasoned hiker, Mori Point provides all kinds of experiences based on the type of hiker you are. There are flat routes on the bottom from Sharp Park and Rockaway Beach to steep inclines to the top. Most of all, it's very family-friendly and don't forget the four-legged kinds. The views are gorgeous here even on a foggy day...which is typical weather in Pacifica. But on a clear day, the views are spectacular. Best of all, it's an awesome place to watch whales as you can probably spot half a dozen of them spouting and playing in the Pacific Ocean. If you're lucky, you can even spot a pod of dolphins swimming swiftly and majestically in the water. During the springtime from April to May, the wildflowers are in full bloom, and it is a sight to see. I highly recommend you pay a visit during this time....if you don't have allergies. Even if you do, keep your masks on and enjoy the scenery. The trails are very well maintained even for mountain bikers. Although I frown upon those people using electric bikes going up the hill. I mean...why even bother using such a bike? But that's just me though and call me a party pooper. Speaking of party pooper, please pick-up your masks as they don't belong in our parks but in the trash. We all can do better by keeping our parks clean and green. So bring your cameras, a drone and some binoculars, and I'll bring a garbage bag so we can all enjoy a pristine and clean Mori Point. read more

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Very easy kid and pet friendly park. Great place to come relax and take it easy. Parking is limited and fills up fast. read more

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Great place to walk the dogs. The dirt trail is wide and flat. We followed the trail, which also runs next to the beach.it becomes paved near the pier. We stopped in Pacifica to get a coffee. If you're interested in California native plants,there is a wide variety along the trail. read more

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Beautiful place to check out that has become very popular now due to social media. Parking is very limited, but since the main trail doesn't take too long to walk, people tend to come and go relatively quickly. With luck and some patience, you may be able to snag a parking spot. There is a restroom available at the trailhead. Take the Old Mori Road (easy, flat) to the coastline, then an additional walk up some stairs to the actual Mori Point. Views are stunning, especially on a clear day and the wildflowers appear more vibrant. read more

Beautiful hillside and coastal trails here! If you want to getaway from the city life for a bit, then I recommend hiking Mori Point. It was easy to find parking and the trails here are easy to hike. Sometimes I get tired of woodsy hikes, so I'm glad there is a coastal trail here in the Bay Area! The views are stunning and I forgot I was in the Bay Area while I was here. I'll come back here to hike some of their other trails! read more

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Parked on the street as the lot at Mori Point trailhead (on Google Map) was tiny. There was a public restroom right at the trailhead but there was trash everywhere and not flushed so pretty disgusting, but this was also after a holiday weekend. Brought our toddler w us who was able to hike most of it without being picked up. ~1.5 hours from Old Mori Trail to Bootlegger's Steps, Mori Headlands Trail to Coastal Trail to Lishuma Trail to Upper Mori Trail. There were colorful wildflowers. Most.of the trail is exposed except at the beginning. Came at 9am on a weekday and if was foggy, misty and a little chilly. I would've loved to walk along the sea wall and Mori peak trail. read more

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