Botanists will hate me, but for most of us the pines are the least of this place. The rocks, dirt and water rule.cover crumbling cliffs and a long beach, best enjoyed at low tide. But these sandstone cliffs are taller and the trails are mostly on top of those cliffs, offering commanding views. Whenever you go, from 7 a.m. to sunset, there will be plenty of people. It’s a great family spot, though it includes the challenge of more than 100 sandy stairsteps between beach and clifftop.
I followed the Beach Trail and took detours to Red Butte and Yucca Point Overlook . The trails, some bordered by cables, cut through coastal sage scrub. From the high points, the fragility of the ravines is clear. From below, so is the power of the sea.back up top, then avoided crowds by taking the reserve’s longest trail, the Broken Hill Trail’s north fork along the clifftop and through the chaparral and sagebrush with a half-mile walk from the trailhead to my car.
One drawback to this route: You won’t get close to any Torrey pines, which are North America’s rarest pine tree species. For that, take theBottom line: The whole thing is spectacular. When I close my eyes and imagine my favorite Southern California scenery, this place pops up.On entering the reserve , pay the $12-$25 day-use fee . Then choose option 1: Park near the beach in the South Beach Lot or the North Beach Lot, then hike up the road to the clifftop and down to the shore again.
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