Hiking Trails in Point Reyes Station, Marin County, United States | Hiking

Welcome to Hiking in the Point Reyes Station area in the United States. There are very popular hikes found at Point Reyes National Seashore. With close to 240 kilometers of Hiking Trails, these are just a few of the routes visitors can follow while visiting the park.
The Earthquake Trail is one of the many Hiking Trails the area has to offer and is a 1 km hike and consists of a short paved loop that explores the San Andreas Fault Zone. Interpretive signs describe the geology of the area. This trail begins at the southeast corner of the Bear Valley Picnic Area, just across the street from the Bear Valley Visitor Centre.
The Kule Loklo Trail is a 1.3 km hike that consists of a short path that leads up to a replica of a Coast Miwok Indian village. Interpretive signs briefly describe Coast Miwok culture and history and the structures in the village. From Kule Loklo, return on the same trail, or continue around the horse pasture to return via the Morgan Horse Ranch. This trail begins at the north end of the Bear Valley Parking Lot, about 100 meters from the the Bear Valley Visitor Center.
The Divide Meadow Trail via the Bear Valley Trail is a 5.1 km trail and is a
a casual stroll through mixed Douglas fir forest and along Bear Valley Creek to an open grassy meadow. Several benches along the way offer great resting spots in the shade, and Divide Meadow is a nice place to picnic in the sun. Begins at the Bear Valley Trailhead, at the south end of the Bear Valley Parking Lot.
Why not contact the Visitor Centre at Point Reyes Station and find out about the many Hiking Trails the area has to offer.