McWay Falls

美国加州中部大苏尔海岸的麦克威 (McWay) 瀑布是一个 24 米高的瀑布，全年从 Julia Pfeiffer Burns 州立公园的麦克威溪流入太平洋， 在涨潮时，瀑布直接跌入海洋。

The waterfall is here in Dassel, and it is also a popular attraction on Highway 1, but our time relationship has abandoned this attraction. It is a pity. If you have enough time, don’t miss the attraction.

McWay Falls is a 24-meter waterfall off the coast of Big Sur, central California, that flows into the Pacific Ocean year-round from the McWay Creek at Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park. It falls directly into the sea when the tide is high. The waterfall's overlooking trail is a must for anyone travelling along the scenic Highway 1 on the Greater Thurs coast.

Beautiful place and sitting looking at the sea. Maybe we missed another exit but the stairs were closed with the door renovated with air conditioning. We watched a few motherboards climb over and then visit the stairs, but with small children couldn’t do it. Someone is on the beach, so they somehow got here. Still, it's worth the scenery you stop by.

Occupying the most favorable observation point along the Big Sur Highway 1, this is our favorite. It is free and easy to reach, but parking is quite difficult and can only be parked along the road shoulder. You can't get down to the beach but it does look beautiful. Interestingly, in the early 20th century, land on the main favorable observation point was someone’s home. I was interested in the history of this place.

Beautiful waterfall and view. Unfortunately the path was destroyed and hopefully it can be rebuilt and at least the rest of the way to see the waterfall. We stayed at the Big Sur hotel and got a pass to enter this park and two other parks. Otherwise need to pay. Very beautiful.