Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail
Monterey Bay coastal trail — partial closure and access map
In addition to the info below, published 12/13/25, you may also be interested in a 1/15/26 article by Celia Jiménez in Monterey County Now: https://www.montereycountynow.com/news/local_news/two-construction-projects-along-highway-1-in-marina-lead-to-challenges-for-cyclists/article_7f5ae5aa-148e-4210-8970-496bea04d8a7.html. A portion of Monterey County’s section of the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail is affected by the following. The information below was provided by Ikuyo Yoneda-Lopez of Monterey-Salinas Transit on…
Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail: Moss Landing Segment
Construction had been expected to begin early in 2023 for the Moss Landing segment of the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail project. Recent discovery that a retaining wall on a section of Highway 1 has significantly deteriorated, and is falling into Elkhorn Slough, have put this project on hold indefinitely. The retaining wall is a…
Let’s Get Connected: Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail, Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties
Teens from North Monterey County and South Santa Cruz County showed up in Watsonville on a chilly school night to express their support for the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail Network. The teens were part of a larger group of people attending. Santa Cruz County is in the planning stage of this trail, envisioned to…
July 2017 to Fall 2018: Brief delays on rec trail at Hoffman Ave, Monterey
Will you be traveling on the Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail’s City of Monterey section, AKA Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail? At Hoffman Avenue, expect periodic, brief delays of about five minutes. Why? Because people stop to kiss there? No, sillies. It’s because the Monterey Bay Aquarium is constructing a new Center for Ocean Education…
Public Workshops: Monterey Bay Sanctuary Scenic Trail
Public input solicited Dec 15 in Watsonville (Spanish translation available), and Dec 13 and 14 in Santa Cruz and Davenport. Every step in creating a Monterey Bay multi-use trail from Lovers Point, Pacific Grove to the Santa Cruz-San Mateo County line is worth celebrating–and participating in.
Celebrate Beach Range Road Project – Aug 31, 2011
Congressman Farr and TAMC invite you to bike or carpool to Marina and celebrate completion of the Beach Range Road trail project!