Located along the Pacifica shoreline, Mori Point is a protected blufftop open area that has an unnamed beach with brown sand below it. Mori Point and the narrow beach below it are a part of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, which is managed by the National Parks Service. The bluff sides around the beach are slowly getting eroded by ocean water. Multiple gulches are also present near the beach. While the beach below Mori Point does not have lifeguards, the blufftop area above this beach offers many amenities including benches, observation spots, and hiking and biking trails. While dogs are allowed on leash in Mori Point, bringing them to the beach is not recommended due to the difficult access route to the beach.