Lands End Point and labyrinth

Lands End Point is a lower rocky terrace reached from the Coastal Trail. The informal stone labyrinth has been repeatedly damaged and rebuilt, so its presence is never guaranteed.

Merrie Way near Lands End Lookout is the primary lot and fills quickly. Legion of Honor and Fort Miley approaches serve different trail sections; do not expect one lot to fit every route.

Outdoor trails and overlooks follow posted Golden Gate National Recreation Area access. Lands End Lookout, restrooms, parking, and nearby attractions have separate hours.

Restrooms are concentrated near Lands End Lookout and selected developed facilities. There are no dependable facilities on remote trail or beach sections.

Trails, overlooks, Sutro Baths ruins, memorials, and general outdoor access are free. Parking and nearby attractions or food may cost separately.

Wheelchair-accessible trails begin at the Merrie Way parking lot, but stairs, steep grades, sand, roots, and cliffside natural paths limit many routes.

Follow current GGNRA leash and habitat rules. Keep dogs controlled near cliffs, stairs, wildlife, crowded overlooks, and narrow trail traffic.

The Lookout, Sutro Baths overlook, and short accessible paths work for many families; long stairs to beaches and cliffside trails require close supervision.

Lands End Point is a lower rocky terrace reached from the Coastal Trail. The informal stone labyrinth has been repeatedly damaged and rebuilt, so its presence is never guaranteed. Stay on marked trails and away from cliff edges. Expect wind, fog, slippery steps, poison oak, weak cell coverage, cold surf, and rapidly changing coastal weather.

Muni serves Point Lobos Avenue and nearby Richmond District stops. Transit avoids the most competitive parking at Lands End Lookout.