The BLM manages portions of the trail in cooperation with the National Park Service. The National Park Service oversees overall administration of the entire system in partnership with many private, local, state and federal agencies. There is a story for military history buffs as well. Fort Ord served as a training ground for many years, and even housed some of the last remnants of the calvary. Experience the Monterey Peninsula as it was more than a century ago on 50 miles of roads and trails available for hiking, bicycling and horseback riding.
Motor vehicles use paved roads and trails.
No shooting or hunting. Pack out what you pack in. No overnight camping, fires or wood cutting. Vehicles must obey posted speed limits. They provide important nesting and resting sites for marine mammals and birds.