It's just a view point on the way.
There is a little space to pull over your car and walk down the stairs to view the seal lions below on the rocks. It's too far away for a clear view with naked eyes. I could see only 2 sea lions with a binocular. There is a bench to spend some time admiring the view. But I didn't see any trail going down. Maybe it was temporarily closed.
You can take a chance here, but overall not very impressive for...
Read moreA hidden gem along Point Reyes’ rugged coastline, Sea Lion Overlook offers breathtaking ocean views and a chance to spot harbor seals, sea lions, and migrating whales (seasonally). A short, scenic trail leads to a cliffside perch where you can watch waves crash against the rocks and listen to the barks of sea lions below. Best visited at low tide for optimal wildlife sightings. Pro Tip: Bring binoculars and a windbreaker—it...
Read moreWonderful experience. There was a lot of Sea Lion activity. Barking at each other etc and the sound Carrie’d right up the cliff. We also saw what appeared to be a huge pack of either Sea Lions or Seals. We didn’t have binoculars (I recommend them for...
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