Julia Pfeiffer Burns state park is situate about 8 miles south of Big Sur on Highway1. This is the park where the famous McWay fall exist, but the park also has a very nice hike - the Enevoldsen Loop. I found t very difficult to take pictures from the hike, but the hike is really a beautiful hike, with lots of variations, and some amazing views. I have visited the place several times, but this was the first time, I was there, where the Enevoldsen loop trail was open. I went there with on of my Friends Jeff in June of 2003.
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Small video from top view point of the Enevoldsen loop trail - requires Windows Media Player (click on picture) |
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Ok let's get it over with - this is McWay and it is very easy to get to from the parking lot |
A view in the opposite direction from the view platform |
Here I am in front of the fall |
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Another view of the fall |
Jeff in front of the fall. |
When hiking away from the mail McWay fall, you also encounter this smaller fall, |
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A very nosy Blue Jay |
Nice flower |
Another nice flower on the hike |
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Yet another flower |
Nice view on the accent to the top view point |
We encountered some interesting trees on the way |
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Jeff, on the way up |
Interesting sunbeam in the forest |
You hike along the creek that ends up in the McWay fall |
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Another view towards the top - most of the hike is actually in the forest |
View from the top view point |
Jeff and I at the top view point |
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Another view from the top |
Most of the hike is in the forest |
We noticed this interesting tree top on the way |
Last updated December 09, 2010
