Alamere Falls – That Flows Directly into the Ocean.

What more could you ask for! A beautiful Alamere Falls is a waterfall in Point Reyes National Seashore, Marin County, California. Alamere Falls is a waterfall that flows directly into the ocean. It is one of only two in the area, the other being McWay Falls.

It is gorgeous, with astonishing ocean views and lush vegetation, especially in spring. The falls can be reached by following the Coast Trail from the Palomarin Trailhead. After about a mile and a half, the trail will pass along two small lakes (Bass Lake and Pelican Lake). Bass Lake can be accessed by a side trail that leads to a rope swing, and hikers will often stop for a swim during the summer months.

You need to be very carefully scrambled down to Alamere Creek, which is a bit steep. Then you must cross Alamere Creek, which may be difficult in high water. At this place a pretty upper cascade is viewed, three separate cascades approximately 30 feet.

In total height. Well, from the top of the cliff, you can have a nice side view of Alamere Falls itself, dropping 40 feet down onto the beach. To get down to the beach, you must carefully scramble down the cliff. This is a daring route and not for everyone. The cliffs are very brittle, and a fall here could cause a severe injury. It may be wild imagination, but it seems to have gotten worse in the last many years.

Visitors managed carefully to get down to the beach carrying and did not think it was all too bad. But this time around, it is believed too dangerous to consider taking a baby down. Once down at the beach, you will be treated to a wonderful experience, standing beside a 40 feet waterfall on the ocean. It is a lot more inspiring in the winter months after there has been a lot of rain.

Be sure to check the tide charts before coming here because at high tide, it is likely that the ocean waves will be coming right up to the cliff, and it’ll be difficult to get down to the base of the falls. If there has been a lot of topical rain, you may aspirations to consider hiking up the beach for a couple more miles. There are a lot of waterfalls (Phantom Falls and Horsetail Falls) that are reachable from this waterfall.

Phantom Falls                    1.94 miles

Stairstep Falls                    6.44 miles

Morses Gulch Falls           6.71 miles

Carson Falls                       7.43 miles

Cataract Falls                    7.98 miles

Cascade Falls                     8.77 miles

Steep Ravine Falls             9.84 miles

Loma Alta Falls                  9.98 miles

Dawn Falls                          11.81 miles

Cascade Falls                     11.91 miles

Arroyo San Jose Falls       12.59 miles

Warner Falls                      12.86 miles

Pacheco Creek Falls         13.76 miles

Mountain View Falls        14.83 miles

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