HALF MOON BAY, CA
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Our guide to Half Moon Bay Attractions provide a list of "Must See and Do" items in and around Half Moon Bay. Please scroll down the page to see our top picks or select a newr category from the menu left column.
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Half Moon Bay
Main Tourist Attractions
95 Kelly Avenue, Half Moon Bay, CA (650) 726-8819
The Half Moon Bay Coastside Trail runs along the eastern boundary of the four beaches providing close to a three mile stretch to walk, jog or ride bikes. The trail continues north to Pillar Point Harbor.
A horse trail parallels the Coastside Trail from Roosevelt Beach to Francis Beach. While in the state parks, horses are restricted to the designated horse trail and are not permitted on State Beaches.
Fitzgerald Marine Reserve in Moss Beach
PO BOX 451, Moss Beach, CA (650) 728-3584
County Parks Reservation line (650) 363-4021
The Reserve is set aside to protect this complex but fragile community for us and future generations. Within the reserve, most marine life is protected. The Reserve is popular with school and community groups for its educational value.
Directions: Take California Ave. off of Hwy 1 in Moss Beach.
95 Kelly Avenue, Half Moon Bay, CA (650) 726-8819
Four miles of broad, sandy beaches stretch out to welcome visitors to Half Moon Bay. This picturesque setting is ideal for sunbathing, fishing and picnicking. A campground provides accommodations for those who wish to visit longer.
Francis Beach, at the end of Kelly Ave. in the City of Half Moon Bay.
- Venice Beach, at the end of Venice Blvd. off Highway 1.
- Dunes Beach, at the end of Young Ave. off Highway 1.
Directions: The beach is located a half-mile west of Highway 1 on Kelly Avenue in Half Moon Bay. There are three parking and beach access points:
One Johnson Pier, Half Moon Bay, CA 94019 (650) 726-5727
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