Point Reyes National Seashore

My sister and her fiance drove me out to Point Reyes for a day at the beach with cliff walking, bird and sea lion watching. I didn’t climb the steps down to the lighthouse, but admired it from above and enjoyed the amazing ocean views, geology and flora. Worth checking out!

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This is around the epi-center of the famous 1906 SF earthquake. I found that data most interesting of all.

...but my dad and I and some friends of his hiked here a couple of times when I lived in the Bay Area. Really loved the experience, though the impressions are a bit more on the vague side now, regrettably, though I’m sure I have a couple of very old photographs around. Would love to return and see it through newer eyes.

I worked and lived in Point Reyes National Seashore during two summers. What a wonderful place to explore.

the pacific. it’s definitely one of world’s heavens.

I worked at Point Reyes Summer camp for 3 years. I love the place.

Awesome place to go visit. I remember lots of deer, and taking the trip to the Lighthouse, one of the oldest on the coast, but the stairs to get out were horrifying.

Point Reyes is a great trip for visitors and residents alike. The drive there is long, but worth it. You can whale watch with all of the benefits and none of the motion sickness from the light-house. It smells wild and fresh, and it is beautiful and open. A nice version of the Northern California coastline to take home in pictures and in memories. La.

So much to explore, and such a varied terrain. Be sure to hike to the ocean.

I tried to go here on New Year’s Day, but HWY 1 was flooded! Will try again in drier weather.