- McWay Falls - Wikipedia
McWay Falls is an 80-foot-tall (24 m) waterfall on the coast of Big Sur in central California that flows year-round from McWay Creek in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, about 37 miles (60 km) south of Carmel, into the Pacific Ocean
- McWay Falls (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (with Reviews)
A unique 80-foot tidefall in the Julia Pfieffer Burns State Park—the water appears to cascade directly into the ocean during high tide, while low tide reveals the sandy beach below Try spotting condors overhead during the short nature walk from the parking lot to the viewing point
- McWay Falls in Big Sur, California
Along the rugged coastline of California’s iconic Big Sur region lies McWay Falls, a stunning waterfall cascading onto a pristine beach that has long been a magnet for anyone traveling on Highway 1 This spot is busy but worth it! But before you head out to McWay Falls, here are some things to know
- McWay Waterfall Trail – All You Need To Know Before Visiting
The majestic 80-foot McWay Waterfall, which cascades onto a pristine beach below, is arguably the single most popular image of Big Sur It is also one of only eight waterfalls in the United States that flow directly into the ocean Be sure to check out these beginner hiking tips before enjoying this amazing trail
- McWay Falls, California
McWay Falls is a beautiful and remarkable waterfall dropping into an untouched cove on the California coast McWay Falls is the star of Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park and one of the most iconic attractions along the Pacific Coast Highway
- McWay Falls, Big Sur: How to Visit This Cool Waterfall by the Pacific . . .
McWay Falls in Big Sur is an 80-foot cascade that makes the perfect picture postcard In a state known for its numerous beautiful waterfalls, McWay Falls holds its own as a must-see year-round ribbon of water along the famous Pacific Coast Highway
- McWay Falls | See Monterey County, CA
Located right off Highway 1, McWay Falls is a must-see stop on any Big Sur road trip Easily accessible via a short, scenic walk on the McWay Falls Overlook Trail, visitors are rewarded with panoramic views of turquoise waters, dramatic cliffs and the graceful ribbon of the falls
- How to Visit McWay Falls: Iconic Spot in Big Sur
Nestled between Monterey, Northern California, and San Simeon, Central California, McWay Falls is one of the prime destinations along the scenic, 90-mile Big Sur Protected by a giant cliff, the waterfall sits in Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park, roughly 12 miles south of Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
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