Hidden at the foot of San Ysidro Road, Eucalyptus Lane provides beach access both to Fernald or Hammond's points. There are excellent tide pools, long stretches of beach, and a host of beautiful homes to enjoy. This is an excellent spot to start for out-and-back walks either to Fernald Point or the Biltmore. Surfer's often use this beach access point to get to the Hammond's surf break.
Eucalyptus Lane - Montecito
The Best Beach Walks in Montecito & Fun Things to do in Montecito
Overview
Mileage: 2-3 miles mi •
Region: Montecito
Things to do: Beach Walking, Running, Dog Walking, Tide Pooling, Surfing, Swimming
Things to do: Beach Walking, Running, Dog Walking, Tide Pooling, Surfing, Swimming
Beach Walk Details
- Length : 2 miles east to Lookout Park; 1 mile west to the Biltmore & Butterfly Beach
- Tide Notes : Low tides required to walk west towards Montecito on the beach but there is a trail that will take you around the tide hazards.
- Cautions : Please be respectful of private property rights.
- UseFees : None
- Canine : Dogs on leash OK
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Beach Regions:
Montecito
Beach Activities :
Beach Walking
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Running
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Dog Walking
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Tide Pooling
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Surfing
,
Swimming
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Driving Directions
Get Directions to Eucalyptus Lane which is located at 34.418699,-119.630642.
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Beach Walk Details
- Length : 2 miles east to Lookout Park; 1 mile west to the Biltmore & Butterfly Beach
- Tide Notes : Low tides required to walk west towards Montecito on the beach but there is a trail that will take you around the tide hazards.
- Cautions : Please be respectful of private property rights.
- UseFees : None
- Canine : Dogs on leash OK
Access / Parking
- From State Street, follow Highway 101 east for 3.5 miles to the San Ysidro off ramp in Montecito.
- Turn right (San Ysidro becomes Eucalyptus Lane on the ocean side of Highway 101) and drive a half mile to the beach access point. Be careful crossing the railroad tracks.
- There are 12 parking spaces next to the beach. If full, head back up Eucalyptus Lane a bit and park along the road.
Things to Know
Be careful crossing the railroad tracks on the way to the beach.
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Last Updated: Monday, November 10, 2014
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