Outdoor sights in Big Sur
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Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park
Named after Big Sur's first European settlers who arrived in 1869, Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park is the largest state park in Big Sur. There is miles of pristine hiking through redwoods in its 964 acres, though the popular trail to reach long and lean Pfeiffer Falls is only a 1.4-mile roundtrip walk.
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Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park
Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park harbors California's only coastal waterfall, 80ft-high McWay Falls, which is reached via a quarter-mile stroll. Perched on a cliff are two walk-in campsites.
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Andrew Molera State Park
Visitors often overlook Andrew Molera State Park, but locals love this trail-laced pastiche of grassy meadows, waterfalls, ocean bluffs, rugged beaches and wildlife watching, including California condors.
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