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About the McClures Beach
McClures Beach is a natural feature located in Inverness, California, United States. Hiking opportunities in Point Reyes National Seashore are abundant, with trails that wind through Douglas-fir forests, offer stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, and traverse rolling coastal hillsides. It is important to have a trail map before embarking on a hike, as well as to follow all trail closures and barriers for visitor safety and habitat protection. The park's trails pass through a variety of habitats, offering opportunities to see diverse wildlife. Visitors can choose hikes based on time, habitat, or location, and can find suggested routes starting at different trailheads. Short on time? Explore trails that can be completed in under an hour. Looking for a bigger adventure? Try routes of varying difficulty. Remember to check trail conditions before heading out, and to minimize your impact by leaving only footprints. For those hiking with dogs, be sure to know where pets are allowed in the park. For more information, contact the park at 415-464-5100.
Reviews of McClures Beach
"One of the more serene beaches on the national seashore. Less crowded. You need to hike a mile from the Ranch parking lot to reach the beach. The beach is very clean and secluded. We will come back again as we visited on the foggiest day of the year."
"One of the best beach in North California. It shared the parking lot with the ranch. The parking lot is spacious. It takes a little hiking to reach the beach. On the south end, there is a narrow tunnel to cross and you will reach a nice hidden cove. Be careful, it may be flooded during the high tides"
"One of the best beaches to visit at Point Reyes. Somewhat secluded, it takes a little hike downhill to get to it. It’s a beautiful hike though, not that hard. A little more difficult coming out of the canyon, but it’s worth it. Also, stop and visit Pierce Point Ranch before heading down to the beach. It’s a beautiful old historic ranch with sweeping views."
"Beautiful beach! Reached by walking a 5 minute tiny trail, it is a great sandy beach. It was very windy, assume it generally is so, so remember to take some extra layers. There is no facility, just enjoying the beach. It has some rock formations and usually shows moderate waves. Relaxing. The road that takea you there is also quite fun to drive."
"Such an amazing beach! Took the trail down and up with my 3 year old and 5 year old, So no problem. And few people which I like the most!"
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