Encinal Street begins on River Street north of Highway 1. From there it travels west, across the railroad tracks, until it dead-ends. The street is just over half a mile. The word "Encinal" is Spanish and refers to an oak grove.
Encinal Street meets Limekiln Street.
Bike-Friendliness
Road is level, has no bike lanes, and has minimal traffic most of the time. There are railroad tracks across the street at one point.
Public Transportation
Bus route 4 travels part of Encinal Street.
Landmarks
Bocci's Cellar has an historic marker.
Major Intersections
River Street at Encinal Street.
Restaurants and Shopping
Most of the street is residential or industrial.
Restaurants
Links
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