Point Reyes

Point Reyes

Point Reyes is in Northern California, just north of San Franciso Bay. It's a fantastic day trip from the city, offering hiking, beaches, and beautiful scenery. If you are in the area, be sure to also visit nearby Tomales Bay. A... [more]

Point Reyes is in Northern California, just north of San Franciso Bay. It's a fantastic day trip from the city, offering hiking, beaches, and beautiful scenery. If you are in the area, be sure to also visit nearby Tomales Bay.

A popular trip within Point Reyes is the drive out to the Point Reyes Lighthouse.

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Written by kinsey on
We are starting to see a little sunshine and none to soon for us! :) We took off bright and early for Pt. Reyes. Well, ok, that's a bit of a stretch. We left around ten. Out first stop was at The Cheese Factory. Mom never passes up a chance to improve the larder! She says that Rouge et Noir brie is the best domestic brie you can buy and so she did! It's also, a nice place for a picnic. There is a lovely pond and picnic tables. Very clever of them! :) From the Factory we headed on over to the Pt. ... Read Full Story
Written by mansibshah on
Camping season is still on in full swing, and with more and more people flocking to the famous locations, the true outdoor enthusiasts are finding it harder than ever to find a scenic yet less-crowded camping site. So to honour requests from some of my readers, I'm happy to introduce you to another breath-takingly beautiful and awe-inspiring place called Point Reyes. Its a name known to most Californians, yet this is for the benfit of those who have not yet experienced the scenic beauty and fresh sea-water fragrance of this place. Located off Highway 101 near Olema village, about 35 miles from San francisco, ... Read Full Story
Written by mansibshah on
Camping season is still on in full swing, and with more and more people flocking to the famous locations, the true outdoor enthusiasts are finding it harder than ever to find a scenic yet less-crowded camping site. So to honour requests from some of my readers, I'm happy to introduce you to another breath-takingly beautiful and awe-inspiring place called Point Reyes. Its a name known to most Californians, yet this is for the benfit of those who have not yet experienced the scenic beauty and fresh sea-water fragrance of this place. Located off Highway 101 near Olema village, about 35 miles from San francisco, ... Read Full Story
Written by marin_jim on
From:   openroad.tv
– Carl Bidleman Our good friend and master of aerial photography, Robert Campbell, has published a new book of stunning photos. When he brought Point Reyes and the San Andreas Fault Zone to the office a few weeks back, M’Gee and I got so absorbed with it that we spent an entire hour “ooohhhing” and aaahhhhing” over the stunning images. You can see many of them in this video conversation with Robert and Doug. Click to play Robert’s book can be purchased at the following locations: The Bay Model Borders, San Rafael Book Passage, Corte Madera Copperfields, Petaluma Point Reyes Books Toby’s, Point Reyes ... Read Full Story
Written by smnetworks on
Saturday and/or Sunday, October 10th & 11th - Point Reyes Kayaking / Concert Saturday option and Hiking / Oyster Farm Sunday option. Design your own weekend with “Betty’s List” and Kim Powell. Beautiful setting for kayaking on Tomales Bay. Details and options: http://bettyslist.com/blpage.php?id=4191 Read Full Story
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2007-03-25 02 Point Reyes Lighthouse

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2007-03-25 02 Point Reyes Lighthouse

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Normally, the cold southerly wind blowing over the dunes near Abbott's Lagoon in far West Marin this week would shape and contour the landscape, creating habitat for flora and fauna.  
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Ecologists at Point Reyes National Seashore this month are experimenting with ways to remove non-native vegetation that is invading the habitat of native dune plants such as Tidestrom’s lupine. read more  
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What you'll see:A trip to the Point Reyes Lighthouse is one of the Bay Area's rites of passage. Sooner or later, it's a must-do. Now through early winter is the time for the drive out there, because visitors are required to take a shuttle...  
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Restoring landscapes can be as simple as cleaning them up and letting nature take over. This video shows how humans and nature collaborated to restore nearly 600 acres of wetlands in Tomales Bay at Point Reyes National Seashore. read more  
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Guiding Light, photo by Harold Davis. View this image larger. The Point Reyes Lighthouse is one of my favorite night photography subjects. This was shot during a recent workshop I gave with Point Reyes Field Seminars. I’m lucky that each of my night photo workshops has been allowed down the steps to the lighthouse, although [...]  
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Landscapes can heal themselves if given the tools, which sometimes involve no more than removing litter and pollution. At Point Reyes National Seashore, a wetlands that once had been impacted by levees and dairy operations is luring river otters and even bald eagles just one year after it was restored. read more  
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