Overview: Enjoy a walk or ride on a 6-mile paved trail from Pillar Point Harbor to Poplar Avenue in Half Moon Bay. All along the trail, paths lea... more »

Overview: Enjoy a walk or ride on a 6-mile paved trail from Pillar Point Harbor to Poplar Avenue in Half Moon Bay. All along the trail, paths lea... more »
Tips:
The trail is free to use, but it can get crowded at times. Best times to visit are spring, fall and winter, as it's less crowded, an... more »
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You can start out in the harbor, where it's easy to park. You can also stroll around here and see a wide variety of boats. Depending upon the season, you can usually buy fresh fish or crab (Nov-March) that was caught that morning right from the fishing boats in the harbor. You can also rent a kayak from here and explore the bay more clos... More
This point is where the trail officially starts and ends at the north, but you can continue further north to and from the harbor on the sidewalk.
A great campsite that is walking distance to the beach. A great place to spend the night with friends - but be sure you make your reservations far in advance. If you're just passing by on the trail, note that there are porta-potties here for public use.
A beautiful beach with public bathroom facilities that are easily accessible from the coastal trail. Parking is available here for a fee.
A great place for casual meals that's popular with locals and tourists. Eat and drink inside or outside on the patio by the firepits whether it's sunny or foggy. Enjoy live music and dancing on the weekends. http://www.hmbbrewingco.com/
On a clear day, watch small planes take off and land here. Sometimes you'll even see brave pilots praciticing tricks in the air. In late April, come here to see the Dream Machines show, which includes classic cars, old planes and more.