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Set out on a hike in Monterey to explore its stunning scenery and return to a night of relaxation at our hotel. Discover beautiful hiking trails and parks across Monterey County. From coastal trails to redwood forests, adventure is endless.
HIKING
419 Webster Street, Suite 100,
Monterey, California, 93940
Distance from Hotel: 0.6 Mile
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Here are some of the hiking trails in Monterey County:
- Jacks Peak Park: Hiking & horseback trails wind 8+ miles through a Monterey pine forest to a peak with vista views. It has a 4.7 star rating on Google Maps.
- Monterey Peninsula Recreational Trail: This trail is 22 miles long and goes from Monterey to Pacific Grove. It has a 5 star rating on Google Maps.
- Asilomar Trail: This 2.5 mile trail is an easy walk along the Asilomar dunes. It has a 4.8 star rating on Google Maps.
- Eolian Dunes Preserve: This 200 acre preserve has trails through coastal dunes and a restored native plant nursery. It has a 4.6 star rating on Google Maps.
- Quarry Park: This park has hiking and biking trails, as well as a dog park. It has a 4.4 star rating on Google Maps.
These are just a few of the many great hiking trails in Monterey County. With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect trail for your next adventure.
FAQ's
Which hiking trails near the Blu Pacific Hotel are perfect for a quick afternoon adventure?
- Asilomar Trail: This 2.5-mile, easy-to-moderate trail offers stunning coastal views and walks through sand dunes. Ideal for families with children or anyone seeking a relaxing afternoon stroll.
- Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail: Choose a short section around Lover's Point or Cannery Row for a scenic walk with ocean breezes and vibrant wildlife sightings. Perfect for photographers and nature enthusiasts.
- Pacific Grove Shoreline Walk: Immerse yourself in the charm of Pacific Grove with this 2-mile paved pathway. Enjoy panoramic ocean vistas, charming beach coves, and historical landmarks like Lover's Point and Asilomar.
What are some challenging hikes for experienced hikers staying at the Blu Pacific Hotel?
- Jacks Peak Park: Hike through fragrant Monterey pine forests on this 8-mile trail with moderate elevation gain. Reward yourself with breathtaking panoramic views from the peak.
- Loma Prieta Trail: For an adventurous trek, head to Pinnacles National Park and conquer this 5-mile, steep climb through rock formations and stunning canyons.
- Fort Ord National Monument: Explore the diverse landscapes of this former military base, with options ranging from rolling hills with ocean views to challenging redwood forest trails.