Bear Valley Visitor Center is a tourist information and service Point Reyes Station located in United States.
76 Bear Valley Rd. (at Bear Valley Trail) Point Reyes Station , CA 94956 United States
If you're looking for something short , do the earthquake trail along the San Andreas fault line or the Indian village trail (don't remember the exact name) where you can see an old Indian village
Hike out to Arch Rock on the Bear Valley Trail for postcard perfect shore views . Follow our link for full trail details/maps. Read more
Just here to pick up a camping permit? No need to wait in the long line for the visitor information desk- great instead to the back desk for your permit. Don't forget to ask for a fire permit.
When I find myself at the Visitor Center I know I am having a great day. The rangers are so helpful and nice! Thank you!
The beaches are so beautiful and the sunsets are to DIE for! Bring your favorite person and show them natures bounty! The lighthouse is also really beautiful...bring comfy shoes ...a lot of steps.
Check out the "Earthquake Trail ". See the impact of the great 1906 earthquake. Also walk the Kule Loklo Trail leading to a reconstructed Coast Miwok Native American village . Read more
Nice place for a picnic , plus great hiking trails lead to streams, meadows, views .
Great places to visit while you're in Pt. Reyes;After hiking stop by Toby's Coffee and have an espresso to gear up, go to Osteria Stellina or the Station House Cafe for dinner...love Flower Power
took a hike on the main trail out to arch rock (bear creek trail , i believe), almost 10mi roundtrip, though still fairly easy as the trail is a wide fire trail with few steep sections.
Electric plugs in the men's bath for charging batts and phones!!!
Amazing hikes , ocean views , and wildlife watching . Take the Tomales Point trail out along the Tule Elk reserve and try to make yourself go back to civilization afterward.
Centennial 1916-2016...100 years anniversary.
Super friendly staff and ranger here!
Stop here before you hit the trails .
Just get out and hike !
Wildlife watch for Elephant Seal Read more
Passez par le Visitor Center, choisissez ce que vous voulez voir et partez vous balader dans ce très beau parc naturel ; le coucher de soleil sur le phare est splendide
Great lookout of the pacific coast, a long drive but well worth it. Possible to see whales and def elephant seals - David
The Cypress Tunnel is cool but the Historical Radio Museum is even cooler. Absolutely worth a visit inside. - Geo Vittoratos
Near the end of the Chimney Rock Trail there's a little detour you can take that has an amazing views of both the Bay and the Pacific! - Andres Novoa
It's a bit shaky out here. - James Simon
Very pretty. Mostly flat, often shaded trail. Lots of people. Can bike the first 3 miles then hike on. Some beautiful tree canopies and nice fields. - Nico Pitney
Free, Gorgeous, Nature! Amazing. MUSTS: Lighthouse, Fresh Oysters, NDOC building (Tree Canopy is amazing over driveway), Lots of beaches, dog friendly. Go on a weekday, if possible. - Amelia Nieto