Vicente Trailhead
About the Business
Welcome to Vicente Trailhead, your gateway to the breathtaking beauty of Big Sur, California. Nestled along the iconic Cabrillo Highway, our park offers an unforgettable outdoor experience for nature enthusiasts and adventurers alike. Located at 65654 Cabrillo Highway, Big Sur, CA 93920, Vicente Trailhead serves as the perfect starting point for exploring the rugged landscapes and stunning vistas of the Pacific coast.
Whether you're an avid hiker seeking challenging trails or a casual visitor looking to soak in the serene beauty of California's central coast, Vicente Trailhead has something for everyone. Our well-maintained paths wind through lush forests, offering glimpses of the area's rich biodiversity and stunning ocean views. As you journey along our trails, you'll discover hidden gems, from cascading waterfalls to panoramic viewpoints that capture the essence of Big Sur's natural splendor.
At Vicente Trailhead, we are committed to preserving the pristine environment and ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all visitors. We encourage you to respect the natural surroundings and adhere to park guidelines to help us protect this cherished landscape for future generations.
Come and explore the wonders of Vicente Trailhead, where adventure awaits at every turn. Whether you're seeking solitude in nature or an exhilarating outdoor adventure, our park promises a memorable escape into the heart of Big Sur's captivating wilderness. Visit us today and embark on a journey of discovery and wonder.
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Location & Phone number
65654 Cabrillo Highway, Big Sur, California 93920, United States
Reviews
"This trail really has it all (minus cell reception) ! We saw so many wildflowers, so many banana slugs (like 10!) redwoods, oaks, birds, insects, and coastal views! Can’t recommend it enough. Just be careful to stay on the sometimes narrow trail, as I lost my footing at one point. And if you’re scared of heights, just don’t look down haha"
"Check weather and download/bring a map Did a three day backpacking trip and didn’t really go too far. We started at 5pm the first days and did some night hiking 3 miles up to Espinosa Camp. It rained so make sure to prepare for that. Next day we hiked 2 down to Vicente flat camp and set up camp again. We then took our day packs up toward the Goat Camp what we believe to have been about 2-3 more miles and back. Great views up there. Got rained on again that night but this time we where more prepared. Hiked 5miles back down to our car in the morning and got rained on again! So big takeaway is to prepare for rain and know that there is NO service out there. Bring a map or download it on your phone. There are two streams that we where able to retrieve water from. One just past the first camp and the other one we had to hike down the River bed at Vincent flat about a quarter of a mile."
"Possibly the best hike in Big Sur. Very strenuous at times with some unnerving cliff edges if you're not into heights. But once you clear the assent and enter the main canyon the views are wonderful and the larger old growth is revealed. With the effort. Hope to camp their in the future."
"Steep trail with stunning views of the Pacific coast line."
"Trailhead is opposite to kirk-creek campground. Can access restrooms in campground. Street parking for few cars."
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