Whitehouse Creek Beach

Small beach with bluff trails connecting to other beaches, part of Año Nuevo State Park

Description

Whitehouse Creek Beach is a small, hike-in beach that is part of Año Nuevo State Park, a famous place to observe northern elephant seals. The beach is reached by a short hike from either of the two free dirt parking areas along the side of Highway 1, with one directly across from Rossi Road (the entrance to Costanoa) and the other about a hundred yards south.

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Opens

8:30 AM
Closes

Sunset
Phone

(650) 879-2025
Website

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Address

Unnamed Road, Pescadero, CA 94060, USA

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