Little known waterfalls around Montara Mountain and adjacent hills

From Pacifica south to Montara.

San Pedro Valley County Park
• waterfall at (37.5685, -122.4827):
  Name: Brooks Falls
  gps coordinates estimated from map, reliability unknown
  
  Video:
  
  The closest I could get without going through unreasonably dense bushes was the vista point on the Brooks Creek Trail 1000 feet north of the falls. It might be taller than what I've measured due to parts that are hidden in bushes. It may have a trickle of water most of the year, but it's only worth seeing for a couple of days after several inches of rain.
  Beauty: 7.5
  Duration: 20 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 190 feet give or take 20 feet
  Number of drops 3
  Terrain: dense bushes
  Last visited 2012-03-17
  id: montara.1
• waterfall at (37.569668, -122.483323):
  gps coordinates estimated from map, reliability unknown
  
  in lower right corner:
  
  Video:
  
  Visible from vista point for seeing Brooks Falls
  Beauty: 6
  Duration: 2 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 30 feet
  Biggest vertical drop 30 feet
  Number of drops 1
  Terrain: dense bushes
  Last visited 2012-03-17
  id: montara.2
• waterfall at (37.5697, -122.48555):
  gps coordinates estimated from map, reliability unknown
  
  near middle:
  
  Visible from the Montara Mountain trail just before it starts up the steep rocky section. The waterfall is about 140 yards southeast of the view point. It probably continues down farther than I was able to see.
  Beauty: 5
  Duration: 2 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 23 feet
  Terrain: cliffs
  Last visited 2012-03-17
  id: montara.3
McNee Ranch State Park
• waterfall at (37.57, -122.4886):
  gps coordinates estimated from map, reliability unknown
  
  Video:
  
  Visible from the Montara Mountain trail.
  Beauty: 7
  Duration: 5 days after a significant rainfall
  Height 50 feet
  Biggest vertical drop 25 feet
  Terrain: dense bushes
  Last visited 2012-03-17
  id: montara.4
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