The elk reserve is absolutely breathtaking, especially at dawn. Arriving just before sunrise, you’re greeted by a quiet stillness that blankets the entire landscape. As the sun slowly rises, a soft golden light washes over the fields, illuminating the gentle mist that lingers over the grass. It’s in this magical hour that the elk begin to emerge — some grazing peacefully, others standing tall and alert, their massive antlers glowing in the morning light.
These animals are truly majestic. Watching them move through their natural environment is both calming and awe-inspiring. They carry themselves with such quiet strength and grace that it’s hard not to feel humbled just being near them. The reserve offers plenty of vantage points where you can quietly observe without intruding, and the space is well preserved and respectful of the animals’ habitat.
Whether you’re a wildlife photographer, an animal lover, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the natural world, this is a place that leaves a lasting impression. I highly recommend visiting at dawn — it’s when the elk are most active and the scenery is at its most beautiful. It’s an unforgettable way to...
Read moreIf you want to see Tule Elks, this is the place to go. If you want to hike 11 miles round trip and see the Pacific Ocean all the way and back, this is the place you should go. If you want to see both, at the same time, this is the only place you just go. Other than that, not much to do there. The hike is always under the sun and no shades at all. In clear, sunny days always use sunscreens. Otherwise you may get sun-burned. The hike is moderate and gets plenty of traffic on weekends. On Holidays, go early or it may be difficult to find a...
Read moreAn easy trail from Pierce point ranch. You can reach here with a 30mins-60mins hike and hangout with elks, foxes and coyotes surrounded by water on 3 sides and with a view of the Pacific on one side and the bay on the other side. Recommended to try visiting on a sunny day. Don't forget to checkout the perfectly untouched small beaches en-route with the loud crash of the perfect...
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