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Fishermans Wharf – Shoreline Park Path loop from Monterey

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Fishermans Wharf – Shoreline Park Path loop from Monterey

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(1618)

17,591

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Fishermans Wharf – Shoreline Park Path loop from Monterey

01:58

7.60km

50m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 3, 2026

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452 m

The Mike Marotta Sr. Memorial Statue

Highlight • Monument

Mr. Marotta was a 98-year-old Monterey resident who passed away in 2019. He left a legacy as a very popular man who brought his own brand of music, personality and history to those who came to know him. Carmel sculptor Steven Whyte created this memory.

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938 m

Fishermans Wharf

Highlight • Settlement

The wooden former landing docks of the historically important fishing fleet have been converted to a shopping and dining tourist attraction. Like in San Francisco, the wharf is also a good place to watch seals and sailboats.

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1.01 km

Monterey State Historic Park

Highlight • Historical Site

Probably the oldest building in all of California is here at the customs house, where the first Spanish harbor developed in what was then the undeveloped province of Alta California in the 1770s, a backwater of their Mexico colony.

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1.89 km

Cannery Divers Memorial at San Carlos Beach Park

Highlight • Monument

Small, sunny park right at the entrance to the tourist mile, Cannery Road.

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2.20 km

Cannery Row

Highlight (Segment) • Historical Site

Cannery Row is the coastal street and tourist district of Monterey, California. It takes its name from the many cannery factories that were built and operated here between 1895 and around 1950. The street was formerly called Ocean View Avenue, and the nickname is now official. After the collapse of the sardine fishery, the street became Monterey's tourist center.

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2.50 km

Cannery Row, Monterey

Highlight • Historical Site

Cannery Row is the coastal street and tourist district of Monterey, California. It gets its name from the many sardine factories that were built and operated here between 1895 and around 1950. The street was previously called Ocean View Avenue, but today the nickname is official. After the collapse of the sardine fishery, the street became the tourist center of Monterey.

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2.68 km

John Steinbeck Bust on Cannery Row

Highlight • Monument

Cannery Row, the waterfront district that boomed in the 1850s - For thousands of years it was home to the Ohlone, Esselen and Salinas tribes, and in the 19th century immigrants from Europe and Asia settled here to fish the waters, especially for sardines. Thanks to the canneries that resulted, Monterey became known as the "Sardine Capital of the World." John Steinbeck, born and raised in nearby Salinas, immortalized this era in his 1945 novel Cannery Row, and the name stuck.

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