Hiking
2-4 hours
Moderate
Alamere Falls, located in the spectacular Point Reyes National Seashore in California, is a coastal waterfall that offers a unique blend of rugged beauty and serene tranquility. Situated just north of San Francisco, this waterfall is one of the few tidefalls in the world—where water cascades directly into the sea. This rare phenomenon draws nature enthusiasts from all over, eager to witness its beauty. The waterfall originates from Alamere Creek, dropping elegantly over a stunning cliff face onto Wildcat Beach below. The journey to the falls is as captivating as the destination, with trails that meander through lush coastal scrub and sweeping Pacific views. The falls themselves are surrounded by dramatic rock formations and vibrant greenery, providing a picturesque scene for visitors. As part of the National Seashore established in 1962, Alamere Falls holds both natural and historical significance, preserving a pristine landscape that remains largely untouched by modern development. This breathtaking site is a perfect escape for those seeking adventure and natural beauty along California’s rugged coast.
Cascading Falls At Alamere - Alamere Falls
Cascading Falls At Alamere in Alamere Falls
Coordinates: 37.9537, -122.7834
Hiking
Bolinas, California
Point Reyes National Seashore
Experience Needed: This natural landmark is recommended for those with some outdoor experience. Good for regular hikers.