in Point Reyes National Seashore
With dramatic views of the Pacific Ocean, Tomales and Bodega Bay, Tule Elk and spring blooms this 10 mile trail is a must do in Point Reyes.
while mostly flat, this is a challenging hike due to the mileage. plan for 5 hours.
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a small parking lot is located at the end of pierce point road
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this is one of the more popular hikes in point reyes, so get there early for fewer crowds!
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there are no stores or water sources in this part of the park. bring plenty of water and snacks
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this is a tule elk reserve, you'll likely see them, keep your distance. YOu could also see whales!
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weather conditions vary, it can be foggy and windy or clear skies!
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- stay away from the cliffs edge - have a full tank of gas - download maps offline as there is no cell reception.
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