Alamere Creek Beach

Alamere Falls is at a dramatic spot where Alamere Creek cascades onto a sandy beach in Point Reyes National Seashore. This hidden waterfall is at the far south end of Wildcat Beach next to a rocky promontory called Double Point. The creek winds down a green trough in the aired landscape then tumbles down a black and green cliff face before digging a channel through the sand to the ocean. Bring a camera to photograph the falls and the beautiful beach here. The most direct access to Alamere Falls still requires a long hike (4 miles each way), but it is just short enough for a day trip. This hike follows the Coast Trail and begins at the Palomarin Trailhead parking lot at the end of Mesa Road north of Bolinas town. After taking the beach trail which branches off the Coast Trail, the going gets a little rough and can require using hands for balance to climb down. Erosion of the trail and the bluff can make it worse and could be very difficult when wet. Alamere Falls Beach is sometimes all wet at the highest tides so plan your hike accordingly (tide charts).

Address

End of Mesa Road
Bolinas, CA 94924

Park Name

Point Reyes National Seashore

Owner

National Park

Pet Details

No dogs allowed on beach

Fees

Free parking at trailhead

Activities

Beach Exploration, Hiking, Beachcombing, Photography

Amenities

Waterfall, Trails, No Facilities

Links

Aerial View of Alamere Falls
Tide Chart
Surfing Info & Web Cams
Water Temps