Point Lobos Loop Trail

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(4.9K) · State park in Carmel, United States
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Home to a rich marine habitat, this nature reserve is popular for both whale-watching (in winter) and spotting sea lions (all year round). With amazing … See more

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Sep 22, 2024
Great place to hike with great views around each corner. We got there early and were able to get a great parking spot. Looks like this is also a popular place for scuba diving. Clean bathrooms are av… Full review by 68lesleyb
Sep 21, 2024
It was either 17 Mile Drive, which we had done many years ago, or Point Lobos SP & we eventually chose Point Lobos & so glad we did. The parking lot was full when we arrived but there was plenty of r… Full review by Angel57
Sep 11, 2024
I got to the park entrance just as it opened and joined a long line to drive in (I wasn't aware that I could've parked nearby and walked in), but the wait was worth it. The views from the cliff-top h… Full review by notinterestedincreat

Questions & answers

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Day Fee. I read online that the $10 fee is also good for other state parks on the same day. But now I cannot find the …
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Day Fee. I read online that the $10 fee is also good for other state parks on the same day. But now I cannot find the site. Is this true
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I found the information. Thanks
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Do I need a reservation for visiting?
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No, but weekends are busy so arrive early. Parking is limited.
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Answer by Mychelle F · May 17, 2021
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Does the $10 entry fee include parking?
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Yes but parking is very limited so most people park on the side of the road near the entrance.
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Answer by Bill M · Mar 11, 2021
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Are dogs allowed
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Not inside the park
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Is it dog friendly?
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It is
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