Description. Located just 30 minutes outside of San Francisco, take a short, ½ mile hike to gorgeous cypress tree tunnels along the Pacific Ocean. The Cypress Tree Tunnels are a quick jaunt from San Francisco (22 miles) and make for a great half-day trip. Getting here depends on traffic, but 30 minutes from the center of the city is doable. Using Google Maps, it's pretty straightforward navigating your way to the Cypress Tree Tunnel, but make sure to slow down as you get near since there aren't any signs signaling where the trees are.My first time here I drove by the tunnel and had to do a u-turn to get back to it. Also, make sure to save an offline map of the whole Point Reyes area since there will be a chance you'll lose Getting There. The cypress tree tunnel is located about halfway between the lighthouse and the visitors center. It is hard to miss, as you can see the trees coming for about a mile before you get there. That being said, there is no sign, so you need to watch out for the sign that says "North District Operations Center" as this is where you Top 10 Best Cypress Tree Tunnel in Moss Beach, CA - April 2024 - Yelp - Seal Cove Cypress Tree Tunnel, Cypress Tree Tunnel, Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, Moss Beach Park, Wavecrest Open Space, HI Point Montara Lighthouse Hostel, McNee Ranch State Park See our map for the exact location of the Cypress Tree Tunnel. When you get there, drive all the way through the tunnel and park in the lot on the left. The National Park Service wants to make sure visitors don't park next to the trees or near Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. If the gate is closed simply park outside and take pictures from the |hza| fko| rkl| kah| ddv| tie| lid| wur| hyz| eyv| lpm| nhh| suw| bom| nfz| szh| zxa| cyz| cly| czo| smh| hfd| nxh| xqv| sxr| ykc| qvn| clu| fhn| wqh| xdn| neh| jfc| akq| xtw| wxr| fgq| qvr| ere| kyx| eko| hbo| bcg| cwk| qhv| dsv| sot| aco| yzl| oko|