Once down the first part, you have to cross Alamere Creek (below the upper falls), which may be difficult at high flows. If the ground is wet, it may be slippery and dangerous. Even getting down to the top of Alamere Falls (where the upper falls is located), is a bit tricky. Getting to the bottom (and ocean) is very difficult and potentially very dangerous. This spur trail may have poison oak (but I did not see any), and it leads to the top of Alamere Falls. Don't miss it! If you get to the bridge over Alamere Creek, you must know that you have gone too far (by about a half mile). Indeed, I saw many people walk right on by it with no clue whatsoever. The turnoff is unsigned and easy to miss. It is a 4 mile hike on the Coast Trail from the Palomarin Trailhead to the turnoff to Alamere Falls. It is incredibly pretty with amazing ocean views and lush vegetation (especially in spring). What more could you ask for! A waterfall dropping right into the ocean! Thats what you get at Alamere Falls, and more! This is an excellent hike along the California Coast Trail starting from the Palomarin trailhead near Bolina. Turn right and drive 4.7 miles to Palomarin trailhead. Turn right and drive 1.8 miles to Mesa Rd. Drive 20 miles to Olema, then drive south on Hwy #1 for 9.1 miles to Bolinas Rd. Reyes National Seashore, near Bolinas, Marin Countyĭirections:Take Hwy #101 to San Rafael, and take the Sir Francis Drake Blvd.
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