
Mori Point
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A breezy coastal headland in Pacifica with clifftop trails, restored wetlands, and sweeping ocean horizons.
Description






Managed as part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, this 110-acre park owes its current footing to community volunteers. Before paths took over the bluffs, the ground cycled through lives as a former limestone quarry, bootlegging outpost, rowdy roadhouse, and dirt-bike racing spot. Today, the multi-use trail network winds through diverse coastal scenery and restored wetlands that harbor endangered species like the San Francisco garter snake and California red-legged frog.
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