Mussel Rock Park

During low tide, it exposes a cave that people can climb up and into the cave, interesting. Right after entering the entrance, there's a path on the left to go down. There's fence to prevent the drop, but at low tide, you can still reach the bottom. There are short trails around the park. There's a paragliding point, but I did not see any paragliders during my trip there.

Not much for trails, and it's pretty small so no-go if you're looking for a loop or lots of trails. It's almost bare, no restrooms or any buildings. Sometimes you have to wait for a bench, as there are few though it's generally low traffic. Almost every visit I see or hear coyotes, I think they den in the brush on the east side of the park. Ocean views are gorgeous, and you can frequently watch paragliders throughout the year. If you have dogs, be careful if it's wet because there's a bunch of algae that grows, and some types can be harmful. Cool history, used to be a waste dump, read the placards!

Clean, beautiful spot with walkIng paths. A few benches and placards with local history. Good place for gliding and surfing. Steep steps down to the beach but doable.
Ample parking at the upper lot.

A good spot for a short walk with very wide trails, good ocean view, and large parking lot, but no toilets though. On a Saturday afternoon we saw many people doing paragliding. It's fun to watch them fly over the cliff.

Good view of the pacific with a well maintained trail. Nice and wide, all the way down to the beach.
Nice parking lot with plenty of road side parking as well.
Get some fries and coffee, seat on edge and enjoy the view.