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Hiking Trails In Morro Bay

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Morro Bay

Morro Bay, California, United States

Morro Bay is undoubtedly a hike-enthusiasts paradise, with a wide variety of hiking trails to choose from. Whether you are looking for a rigorous climb with panoramic views or a peaceful stroll through the marsh, Morro Bay has a trail for you. To help you get started, we’ve rounded up some of our favorites in the area–each offering some new adventure to unfold.

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Black Hill

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Morro Bay

Morro Bay, California, United States

A local favorite, the Black Hill hiking trail offers a vast view of Morro Bay. Choose between a quick 0.6 mile trek or the longer 3-mile round-trip hike. Once you reach the top you'll see the estuary and Morro Rock to the northwest. Local Tip: leave the car at your hotel and walk to the end of Ridgeway Street where you can pick up a connecting trail to the peak. Difficulty: Easy to moderate Distance: 3 miles or 0.6 mile option Type of Trail: Dirt

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Marina Peninsula Trail

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Morro Bay

Morro Bay, California, United States

This 0.5-mile-long trail starts in the parking lot of the Morro Bay State Park Marina and winds through the estuary–offering an up-close look at the salt marsh, mud flats, sandspit, and Morro Rock. This trail is an excellent choice for a peaceful, scenic stroll. Difficulty: Easy Distance: 0.5 mile Type of Trail: boardwalk

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Morro Bay State Park Favorite - Cerro Cabrillo

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Morro Bay

Morro Bay, California, United States

The Cerro Cabrillo Peak trailhead is located on the east side of South Bay Boulevard inside the State Park. The trail has areas of flat path as well as steep climbing near the peak. Wildflowers and great views out over Morro Bay are the highlights of this hike. Difficulty: Moderate to difficult Distance: 2 ½ miles Type of Trail: Singletrack Local Tip: Stop by the Museum of Natural History for more insights into the park’s unique landscape.

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