Julia Pfeiffer Burns
California · State Park
Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park is a stunning coastal park in Big Sur, California, known for its breathtaking views, waterfalls, and hiking trails. A perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Current alerts
- Park closed — Timber Fire
Campgrounds
- Environmental Group Camp Area — Year-round · 3 tent sites · 902 ft · Group camp · Hike-in · reserve
- Saddle Rock Environmental Camp — Open (checked 2026-08-04) · Primitive · Hike-in
Top trails
- Partington Cove Trail — 1.2 mi · 238 ft gain · 31m · Out & back
- Tanbark Trail and Tin House Loop — 6.0 mi · 1,908 ft gain · 2h 57m · Loop
- Ewoldsen Trail — 4.6 mi · 1,282 ft gain · 2h 10m · Out & back
Visiting
Fees — Vehicle Day Use: $10, Seniors (62+): $9, Limited Use Golden Bear Pass: $0, Golden Bear Pass: $0, Disabled Discount Pass Holder: $5, Distinguished Veteran Pass: $0.
Parking: Parking spaces are very limited and the lot fills quickly; vehicles over 22 feet are not permitted. Overflow parking is permitted on the Highway 1 shoulder only if the vehicle is entirely off the road.. Dogs allowed on leash. Phone: (831) 667-1112.
Top spots
- McWay Falls — POI
- Partington Cove — POI
- Partington Point — POI
- Tin House — POI
Coordinates: 36.1692, -121.6715. Official website.
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