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Even beneath overcast skies, appreciating the sharp contrast between rock and sea demands more time than cars will ever provide.
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Start of the trail on southern end.
Headlands and San Pedro Rocks and Devil's Slide when it was still a highway. Many speculate that dark spot on headlands by ocean is a drain or cave, but is just a shallow recess of dark rock surrounded by light rock
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Joe Gremillion
May 25, 2019 near Montara, CA
“Even beneath overcast skies, appreciating the sharp contrast between rock and sea demands more time than cars will ever provide.”  

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Even beneath overcast skies, appreciating the sharp contrast between rock and sea demands more time than cars will ever provide.
Headlands and San Pedro Rocks and Devil's Slide when it was still a highway. Many speculate that dark spot on headlands by ocean is a drain or cave, but is just a shallow recess of dark rock surrounded by light rock
High rocky promontory contains remnants of a second lookout station. Note the stairs that used to climb the center.
Enjoy the sounds of the surf and sweeping views from the Devil's Slide Trail.
Remnants of Old Half Moon Bay - Colma Road cut into rocks above Highway 1. You can see it from the bottom of the picture to where it is cut above HWY 1 in distance beyond Gray Whale Cove
From just below the high point on old Half Moon Bay-Colma Road, looking towards Gray Whale Cove and Montara.
Typical of the "trail," which is as well-paved, maintained, and generously wide as any two-lane highway … minus the cars.
Start of the trail on southern end.
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Devil's Slide Trail

2.5 mi 4.1 km
 13 ROUTE
Pacifica, CA