easy
2.5 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; moderate stamina recommended.
Join Big Sur Guided Tours for a 2.5-hour hike through towering redwoods, scenic canyons, and rocky coastlines. Encounter marine wildlife and discover the diverse ecosystems of Big Sur—an adventure that offers both natural beauty and unforgettable moments.
$125 • Private • 2.5 Hours
Embark on a breathtaking 2.5-hour hike through ancient coastal redwoods and vibrant ecosystems. Experience the stunning contrast of forest and sea as you explore a picturesque canyon and a scenic ocean jetty. Encounter playful otters, seals, and even majestic whales, making this adventure truly unforgettable.
Our most popular hike! If the contrast between forest and sea excites you, this walk is for you. We will first introduce you to centuries-old coastal redwoods and the flora and fauna that thrive symbiotically in their presence, while exploring a beautiful canyon along a cascading mountain stream. Our journey continues down to the ocean, where we will explore a jetty away from shore. Here, you might see the daily otter or harbor seal, not to mention dolphins, or the gray or humpback whales that often drop by for a visit. The Robinson Jeffers is frequently incorporated into our Half Day and Full Day Excursions!
Weather along the coast can change quickly; dress in layers and carry waterproof gear just in case.
Proper footwear ensures stability and comfort as you navigate uneven terrain and slippery surfaces near the coast.
Enhance your marine mammal sightings by bringing binoculars, especially when spotting whales or distant sea creatures.
Guided tours can fill up quickly; booking early ensures you get your preferred date and time.
Big Sur's rugged cliffs and redwood forests have inspired writers and artists for over a century, with the area serving as a retreat for naturalists and creatives alike.
Guided tours prioritize low-impact practices to preserve the area's delicate ecosystems, contributing to ongoing conservation efforts.
Good grip and support are essential for uneven coastal trails.
Adapts to changing weather conditions along the coast.
Helpful for spotting distant whales and seabirds.
Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses shield you from the sun during longer daylight hours.
summer specific