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The trail is named for a feature of geology: the shale and sandstone are slipping into the Pacific. Sturdy barriers protect the road without inhibiting views.
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Bluff Trail to Pedro Point with San Pedro Rock below.
Views and the general feel of a hazy day along Devil's Slide Trail.
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Joe Gremillion
May 25, 2019 near Montara, CA
“The trail is named for a feature of geology: the shale and sandstone are slipping into the Pacific. Sturdy barriers protect the road without inhibiting views.”  

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The trail is named for a feature of geology: the shale and sandstone are slipping into the Pacific. Sturdy barriers protect the road without inhibiting views.
Views and the general feel of a hazy day along Devil's Slide Trail.
Access to trail around black gate is blocked by wire fence
Typical of the "trail," which is as well-paved, maintained, and generously wide as any two-lane highway … minus the cars.
Enjoy the sounds of the surf and sweeping views from the Devil's Slide Trail.
South Ridge Trail, June 2005. Trail is a lot wider now.
When the rains are good, the flowers peak in mid-June.
Bluff Trail to Pedro Point with San Pedro Rock below.
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Old Half Moon Bay-Colma Road

0.9 mi 1.5 km
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Montara, CA

Devil's Slide Trail

2.5 mi 4.1 km
 13 ROUTE
Pacifica, CA
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