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Gualala Point
Gualala Point is a scenic coastal area located in Gualala, California. It is situated on the northernmost point of the Sonoma Coast, just south of the Mendocino County line. The area is known for its stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, rugged coastline, and lush redwood forests. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities, including fishing, kayaking, whale watching, and beachcombing. Gualala Point is also home to a variety of wildlife, including sea lions, seals, and sea otters. The area is also popular for its hiking trails, which offer stunning views of the ocean and the surrounding landscape.
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User Reviews
catherine cole
Awesome park. Good amount of parking, nice restrooms, trails are mix of gravel, paved and level. One gets you down to the sand. Few picnic tables. Pretty well attended on sunny Monday morning
Bonnie D
2024 Another birthday at this beautiful park. We walked the bluffs out to the point then back to the beach access. The waves were crashing, but the weather was beautiful. 2017 Spent my birthday hiking on a perfect day at this park. The trails and facilities are well maintained. The views are spectacular. We walked along the bluff to the ocean, then followed the river upstream past the campground. Definitely stop here if you are in the area.
Daniel Palmans
Great park with access to the beach and the mouth of gualala river. long trail along the bluffs with incredible views of the ocean. UNFORTUNATELY bicycles are not allowed! I wonder why!
Sylvain Francois
Small park, but you can still walk 2-3h on trails with terrific views, and on the beautiful beach of Gualala with the river. Worth the $7 fee.
Helen Hernandez
Beautiful park. There is a parking cost but well worth it. The walk to the beach is filled with lots of green trees and a nicely paved path for a majority of the walk. The beach itself is very clean and had really neat driftwood shelters along the beach. During our visit we only saw two other people in the whole hour at spent here. It's a very peaceful area even when we visited mid day on a Saturday.