Kehoe Beach in Inverness, CA - California Beaches

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About Kehoe Beach in Inverness, California

Kehoe Beach is a secluded beach along the western face of Point Reyes National Seashore. You must hike down a valley on a dirt trail for a little over a half-mile to get here. The last section is sand and takes a little more effort, but this beach is worth it. This is a great beach for walking to explore the lengthy shore, the dunes, and the rocky bluffs up north, but bring appropriate layers because it can be cold here and weather changes rapidly. Dogs are allowed on leash on the northern part of Kehoe Beach.

There are parking spaces along Pierce Point Road at the trailhead but no official parking lot. Restrooms are at the trailhead. Like all the beaches along this part of Point Reyes the rip currents are wicked and sneaker waves can get you so be careful near the surf.

Address: Pierce Point Rd
Inverness, CA 94937
Park Name: Point Reyes National Seashore
Owner: National Park
Pet Details: Dogs allowed on leash
Fees: Free parking
Activities: Hiking, Beachcombing, Beach Walking
Amenities: Restrooms, Dunes, Trails
Links: Aerial View of Kehoe Beach
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