Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
62 Highway 1, Carmel
(831) 624-4909, www.pointlobos.org
“I only went out for a walk and finally concluded to stay out till sundown,” John Muir said, “for going out, I found I was really going in.” While walking the trails scattered with iridescent abalone shells, become entranced by the colors of the Pacific, which are as vibrant and changing as a mood ring. The miles of winding paths lined with cypress groves and rocky shores leave hikers feeling they have entered a storybook. Point Lobos’ beauty doesn’t only reside on land but in the sea as well, as a point of embarkment for everything from scuba diving to kayaking.
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