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πŸŒŠβ›΅οΈ Point Reyes Lighthouse & Stunning Beaches

Point Reyes National Seashore is an absolute must-visit treasure near the San Francisco Bay Area! This time, I checked out the iconic Point Reyes Lighthouse and the breathtaking nearby beaches, and I was truly amazed! πŸ’™ πŸ“ **Point Reyes Lighthouse** πŸš— After parking at the lighthouse parking lot, it’s a 0.5-mile walk along a cliffside trail to reach this historic lighthouse, which has stood for over 150 years! But the real thrill is the 300+ super steep steps down (and back up)β€”it takes courage to go down and real stamina to climb back up! πŸ˜‚ Standing next to the lighthouse, feeling the sea breeze and watching the mighty Pacific Ocean, it’s absolutely worth it! πŸŒŠπŸ‹ (You might even spot whales in the winter!) πŸ“ **Point Reyes Beach** πŸ’™ After visiting the lighthouse, I highly recommend taking a stroll along Drake’s Beach or North Beach. These beaches are very pristine, not too crowded, and the wind is strong but the views are incredible! If you’re lucky, you might even see cute seals basking in the sun on the beach. 🌞 πŸ’‘ **Tips:** βœ… **Check opening hours:** The lighthouse is usually open from Friday to Monday, so you might not be able to visit on other days! βœ… **Wear a windproof jacket:** The wind here is super strong, so bring a jacket even in summer! βœ… **Check the weather in advance:** Foggy days can limit visibility, so a sunny day is the best time to visit! 🌟 **Summary:** The lighthouse and beaches at Point Reyes have an isolated beauty that feels like you’re in a different world. If you love nature and adventure, you definitely need to visit! Add it to your Bay Area travel list now! πŸ”ŒπŸ’– #SanFranciscoSurroundings #CaliforniaTravel #PointReyes #LighthouseVisit #BeachStroll

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Heidi White
Heidi White
9 months ago
Heidi White
Heidi White
9 months ago

πŸŒŠβ›΅οΈ Point Reyes Lighthouse & Stunning Beaches

Point Reyes National Seashore is an absolute must-visit treasure near the San Francisco Bay Area! This time, I checked out the iconic Point Reyes Lighthouse and the breathtaking nearby beaches, and I was truly amazed! πŸ’™ πŸ“ Point Reyes Lighthouse πŸš— After parking at the lighthouse parking lot, it’s a 0.5-mile walk along a cliffside trail to reach this historic lighthouse, which has stood for over 150 years! But the real thrill is the 300+ super steep steps down (and back up)β€”it takes courage to go down and real stamina to climb back up! πŸ˜‚ Standing next to the lighthouse, feeling the sea breeze and watching the mighty Pacific Ocean, it’s absolutely worth it! πŸŒŠπŸ‹ (You might even spot whales in the winter!) πŸ“ Point Reyes Beach πŸ’™ After visiting the lighthouse, I highly recommend taking a stroll along Drake’s Beach or North Beach. These beaches are very pristine, not too crowded, and the wind is strong but the views are incredible! If you’re lucky, you might even see cute seals basking in the sun on the beach. 🌞 πŸ’‘ Tips: βœ… Check opening hours: The lighthouse is usually open from Friday to Monday, so you might not be able to visit on other days! βœ… Wear a windproof jacket: The wind here is super strong, so bring a jacket even in summer! βœ… Check the weather in advance: Foggy days can limit visibility, so a sunny day is the best time to visit! 🌟 Summary: The lighthouse and beaches at Point Reyes have an isolated beauty that feels like you’re in a different world. If you love nature and adventure, you definitely need to visit! Add it to your Bay Area travel list now! πŸ”ŒπŸ’– #SanFranciscoSurroundings #CaliforniaTravel #PointReyes #LighthouseVisit #BeachStroll

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