Point Reyes Station Travel Guide

Historic 1870 lighthouse on Point Reyes Headlands offers glimpses into maritime history. Descend 308 steps to experience the rugged coastal setting and spot migrating whales (December-April).

Traverse 150 miles of trails through coastal bluffs, forests, and grasslands at Point Reyes National Seashore. Spring showcases wildflowers while fall offers clear skies and rutting tule elk.

Secret Beach reveals its hidden sea caves and marine-rich tide pools only during low tide. Explore the dramatic Skylight Cave's natural amphitheatre while navigating through intricate rock formations along the shoreline.

Dramatic white cliffs tower above this tranquil stretch of sand reminiscent of Dover's famous coastline. Explore tide pools and watch for elephant seals from the comfort of this sheltered Pacific sanctuary.

The Woodward Valley Trail winds through forest to coastal bluffs with panoramic Pacific Ocean views. Hikers are rewarded with seasonal wildflowers and wildlife sightings along this challenging Point Reyes path.

Mount Wittenberg rises as the highest peak in Point Reyes National Seashore, cloaked in Douglas fir forests. Tackle the challenging 3-hour hike for glimpses of coastal wilderness through the trees.