The California Coastal Trail is a scenic pathway that stretches over 1,200 miles along the coastline of California. It connects various parks, beaches, and communities, offering stunning views of the Pacific Ocean. The trail is designed for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, making it accessible to outdoor enthusiasts of all kinds. Established to promote conservation and recreation, the trail passes through diverse landscapes, including cliffs, forests, and sandy beaches. It is part of the larger California State Parks system and aims to enhance public access to the coastline while preserving its natural beauty for future generations.