Can't say enough about the beauty in Big Sur. I live in California and I'm in awe everytime we visit this area. Get out and take a hike you will thank yourself for it. More

Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP epitomizes why Big Sur has been referred to as "the greatest meeting of land and sea." You simply MUST stop here for the view while driving up the California Coast or visiting Big Sur. Parking is available just off the highway, then a quick walk gets you to the ocean view of McWay Falls (this gorgeous... More

Oh man! Amazing beach and a hike out of a fairy tale! Nothing but green and red redwoods, ferns, clover, fallen trees, hollowed out trees, streams, waterfall. Amazing, amazing! Make sure to visit the trail to the east and the trail to the beach. Go as early in the morning ask possible to avoid crowds. My girlfriend and I hiked... More

Very nice and easy hike to see the waterfall. Reading the history of the area was insightful. Wish there was more parking, and an exit to the road in one of the interior lots, but beggars can't be choosers. More

We stopped at the Pfeiffer Park last week for a few hours.. We hiked to the Falls which was not that dramatic as the flow was minimal.. However we were extremely inspired by the beauty of the Redwoods ..awesome! More

Parking is $10. Half mile walk from parking. Keep going 30 mile south of bixby bridge. water falls which end up in ocean which is very unique. Love it. More

The hiking is really beautiful. The walk along the ocean to see where the waterfall falls into the ocean is spectacular. A definite "must see." More

This is the home of the famous waterfall. I'm spoiled living in the Pacific Northwest. Waterfalls here are real rushers. This was definitiely more low key. If you go, don't bother to pay to park in the State lot. Just park across the road since the "trailhead" is right there anyway. You'll walk about 5 to 10 minutes. Be careful... More

If you're driving California's Highway 1, there's no excuse not to stop at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. The big draw here is McWay Cove, which is home to McWay Falls. The beauty is that you don't have to hike for miles to see it. It's a 5 minute walk from the parking lot, for what can only be described... More