Monterey County
Carmel & Pebble Beach
The coves of 17-Mile Drive (a gated private road with a fee), Carmel's dog-friendly city beach, the Carmel River and Monastery beaches, and Point Lobos. Monastery Beach has dangerous surf.
- Spanish Bay Shoreline TrailCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Moss Beach (17-Mile Drive)Carmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Fanshell BeachCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Stillwater CoveCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs: check rules
- Carmel BeachCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs OK now
- Carmel River State BeachCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs OK now
- Monastery BeachCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesDogs OK now
- Point Lobos State Natural ReserveCarmel & Pebble BeachFeaturedRestrooms: yesNo dogs now
- Point JoeCarmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Bird Rock (17-Mile Drive)Carmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: yesDogs: check rules
- The Lone CypressCarmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Pebble Beach OverlookCarmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Pescadero PointCarmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- 4th Avenue Beach Access (Carmel)Carmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Malpaso Beach TrailCarmel & Pebble BeachRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
- Carmel River State Beach (Ribera Road)Carmel & Pebble Beach · not on map yetRestrooms: noDogs: check rules
Tides & daylight · next 3 days
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