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The SS Monte Carlo Uncovered: The Sin Ship’s legendary history
During the 1930’s a handful of ships, often thought to be under the control of the mob, dotted the Pacific…
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Bufano Peace Statue Monument: The Expanding Universe at Timber Cove
Located behind the Timber Cover Resort, along the rugged Sonoma County coast of California, stands a statue that seemingly looks…
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Point Arena Lighthouse: the tallest lighthouse on the Pacific Coast
Positioned on a narrow peninsula of land along the Mendocino Coast, is the Pacific’s tallest lighthouse – the Point Arena…
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Bear Valley Visitor Center: start your Point Reyes National Seashore journey here
The 71,000 acre National Seashore has three visitor’s centers to help educate and guide the 2.5 million annual visitors. However,…
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Point Reyes Shipwreck: Divert your plans to the Inverness shipwreck
It’s in this awestruck bewilderment, that sites like the Point Reyes Shipwreck can easily be overlooked or even unknown to…
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Point Reyes Lighthouse: 308 steps to the edge of a coastal abyss
Point Reyes is the second foggiest place in all of North America and the windiest place on the Pacific Coast.…
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Point Cabrillo Light Station: a historical and quaint light station
The drive to the Point Cabrillo Light Station was an easy one from Fort Bragg. Located on 300 acres of…
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Glass Beach: find your glass treasure
Glass Beach #1 can’t be accessed unless it’s via kayak. Glass Beach #2 is located about 100 yards south of…
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A quick look at Noyo Harbor
Noyo Harbor is a small little fishing port that offers a variety of activities for visitors. In addition to some fine…
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Fort Bragg: A coastal town worth bragging about
Ideally, the best time of the year to visit is between June and September, when the weather is nice and…
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