Point Lobos Ranch

Point Lobos Ranch provides spectacular views of Carmel Bay and the coastline. This 1,329 acre property contains one of the world's largest native Monterey pine forests, examples of the rare Gowen cypress, and areas of the rare maritime chaparral plant community. This property and the surrounding public lands provide mountain lion habitat, and San Jose Creek provides steelhead spawning grounds. The property contains important Native American archaeological sites and an early twentieth century complex of ranch buildings.