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CA HWY 1 Roadtrip Must Stops Highway 1 is fully reopened after years of repairs! A road trip along California State Route 1 is one of the most iconic drives in the U.S., running along the Pacific with coastal cliffs, redwood forests, and small seaside towns. If you’re planning a Highway 1 trip, these stops combine short hikes, viewpoints, and places that are easy to add to a coastal itinerary. 🟢 Muir Woods National Monument • Main loop trails range 1–2 miles (mostly flat boardwalks) • Reservations required for parking or shuttle entry 🟢 Point Reyes National Seashore • Point Reyes Lighthouse: ~0.6 mile walk + stairs down to the lighthouse • Chimney Rock Trail: ~1.8 miles round trip, moderate with coastal views 
🟢 Big Sur • McWay Falls Trail (~0.6 mile round trip) to view an 80-ft waterfall • Partington Cove Trail (~1 mile round trip) through a tunnel to a rocky cove 🟢 Bixby Creek Bridge • One of the most photographed bridges on Highway 1 • Several roadside pullouts for photos • Early morning often has lighter traffic and softer light 🟢 Point Lobos State Natural Reserve • Sea Lion Point Trail (~0.6 miles, easy) • Cypress Grove Trail (~0.8 mile loop) • Parking inside the park fills early—arrive before 9am or park outside and walk in 🟢 Carmel-by-the-Sea • Walkable coastal town with access to Carmel Beach • Good stop for food, coffee, or a quick beach walk between scenic drives 🟢 Shark Fin Cove • ~0.3 mile steep trail down to the beach • Known for the large rock formation offshore 🟢 Carrizo Plain National Monument • Inland detour known for spring wildflower blooms • Soda Lake Overlook Trail (~0.4 mile easy walk) • Roads can be unpaved and rough—high clearance recommended in some areas Pro tips for a Highway 1 road trip: • Check road conditions—landslides can close sections of the highway • Plan extra time for pullouts and viewpoints • Morning often has less wind and clearer coastal views Save this guide for your next California State Route 1 road trip and share it with someone you’d explore the coast with. 🌊🚗
CA HWY 1 Roadtrip Must Stops Highway 1 is fully reopened after years of repairs! A road trip along California State Route 1 is one of the most iconic drives in the U.S., running along the Pacific with coastal cliffs, redwood forests, and small seaside towns. If you’re planning a Highway 1 trip, these stops combine short hikes, viewpoints, and places that are easy to add to a coastal itinerary. 🟢 Muir Woods National Monument • Main loop trails range 1–2 miles (mostly flat boardwalks) • Reservations required for parking or shuttle entry 🟢 Point Reyes National Seashore • Point Reyes Lighthouse: ~0.6 mile walk + stairs down to the lighthouse • Chimney Rock Trail: ~1.8 miles round trip, moderate with coastal views 🟢 Big Sur • McWay Falls Trail (~0.6 mile round trip) to view an 80-ft waterfall • Partington Cove Trail (~1 mile round trip) through a tunnel to a rocky cove 🟢 Bixby Creek Bridge • One of the most photographed bridges on Highway 1 • Several roadside pullouts for photos • Early morning often has lighter traffic and softer light 🟢 Point Lobos State Natural Reserve • Sea Lion Point Trail (~0.6 miles, easy) • Cypress Grove Trail (~0.8 mile loop) • Parking inside the park fills early—arrive before 9am or park outside and walk in 🟢 Carmel-by-the-Sea • Walkable coastal town with access to Carmel Beach • Good stop for food, coffee, or a quick beach walk between scenic drives 🟢 Shark Fin Cove • ~0.3 mile steep trail down to the beach • Known for the large rock formation offshore 🟢 Carrizo Plain National Monument • Inland detour known for spring wildflower blooms • Soda Lake Overlook Trail (~0.4 mile easy walk) • Roads can be unpaved and rough—high clearance recommended in some areas Pro tips for a Highway 1 road trip: • Check road conditions—landslides can close sections of the highway • Plan extra time for pullouts and viewpoints • Morning often has less wind and clearer coastal views Save this guide for your next California State Route 1 road trip and share it with someone you’d explore the coast with. 🌊🚗

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