Weather data last updated: August 01, 2026 at 07:47 AM UTC
Alamere Falls — 73/100 Good
Good conditions. Enjoy your hike.
- Weather Comfort: 13/40
- Safety Risk: 30/30
- Seasonal Match: 20/20
- Daylight Window: 10/10
Alamere Falls draws hikers and photographers to Point Reyes National Seashore, California. Golden-hour light and weather conditions make or break the experience — check our 7-day scores to time your visit for clear skies and comfortable temps.
Today’s Conditions at a Glance
Water & Stream Crossings
Stream and waterfall sections can become hazardous after rain. Avoid slot canyons and narrow washes if rain is forecast within 24 hours upstream. Spring snowmelt can raise water levels through June.
- Turn back if water is above knee height or moving fast
- Unclip hip belt when crossing — quick release if you fall
- Waterfall viewpoints may be slippery — stay on marked paths
Coastal Weather Factors
Marine layer fog and onshore wind can drop perceived temperature 10–15°F vs inland forecasts. Layer up even when inland areas look warm. Check tide tables if any beach sections are tide-dependent.
Long-Distance Planning
At 13.0 miles, this is a full-day commitment. Budget 7 hours on trail including breaks. Identify a turnaround time before you start — don’t out-hike your daylight window.
- Pack calorie-dense snacks (500+ kcal beyond normal lunch)
- Trekking poles reduce knee strain on long descents
- Share your itinerary with someone not on the hike
Seasonal Guide
- Spring: Spring (California): Snow may linger above 6,000 ft through May. Muddy lower sections are common. Layers essential — mornings can be near freezing.
- Summer: Summer: Start before 8 AM to beat heat and afternoon thunderstorms. Afternoon temps at 200 ft can still be comfortable, but exposed sections get hot quickly.
- Fall: Fall: Often the best hiking season — stable weather, fewer crowds. Shorter days mean plan turnaround times carefully after September.
- Winter: Winter: Limited daylight and potential snow/ice above 5,000 ft. Check our daily score; many trails remain accessible with traction devices.
What to Pack
- Sturdy hiking boots with ankle support
- 2+ liters of water (more in heat or for long routes)
- Snacks and electrolytes
- Sunscreen, hat, and sunglasses
- First-aid kit and whistle
- Fully charged phone + offline map backup
- Trekking poles and headlamp
7-Day Forecast & Hiking Suitability
| Date | High/Low | Rain | Wind | Score | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-30 | 79°F / 53°F | 1% | 10 mph | 73 | Good |
| 2026-07-31 | 80°F / 54°F | 1% | 10 mph | 73 | Good |
| 2026-08-01 | 82°F / 55°F | 0% | 11 mph | 73 | Good |
| 2026-08-02 | 88°F / 55°F | 0% | 13 mph | 66 | Caution |
| 2026-08-03 | 70°F / 53°F | 0% | 7 mph | 78 | Good |
| 2026-08-04 | 66°F / 53°F | 0% | 10 mph | 78 | Good |
| 2026-08-05 | 68°F / 56°F | 0% | 8 mph | 78 | Good |
Trail Information
- Location: Point Reyes National Seashore, CA
- Length: 13.0 miles
- Elevation: 200 ft
- Difficulty: Moderate
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to hike Alamere Falls?
Review our 7-day suitability scores and seasonal match rating. Elevation and CA climate vary significantly by month.
Is Alamere Falls safe to hike today?
Check today’s Suitability Score above. This is informational only — always confirm with official park sources before hiking.
What should I wear on Alamere Falls?
Plan layers based on forecast highs/lows and elevation. Waterproof gear if rain probability exceeds 40%.
Disclaimer: For informational purposes only. Not professional outdoor safety advice. Always check official NPS/USFS sources before hiking. Weather data by Open-Meteo. Trail data © OpenStreetMap contributors.