Costanoa is surrounded by endless acres of undisturbed wilderness, rolling coastal hills, and secluded beaches. We’re connected to four state parks, 30,000 acres of hiking trails and a vibrant wildlife reserve. Here are several trails right on site.
Three and a half mile meander through wild willow, hooker's primrose, bush lupine, and sandy dunes. Enjoy spectacular views of Pigeon Point and Año Nuevo Island. If the wind is down, this hike offers great potential for whale watching. Take a break at the halfway point to observe passing California Sea Lions as well as the site of the 1864 wreck of the ship Sir John Franklin .
This is an intermediate level three and a half mile hike through the riparian corridor of Whitehouse Creek and then up through Coastal Scrub and Douglas Fir eco-systems. The peak of the trail offers sweeping vistas of the reefs and beaches south of Costanoa. This is an excellent option for those who want a little bit more of a workout as well as opportunities to see the local flora and fauna.