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🌊 Must-Visit Point Reyes Before Leaving San Francisco!

Point Reyes National Seashore, located in Marin County just north of San Francisco, is famous for its picturesque lighthouse, hiking trails, diverse birdlife and wildlife, and its iconic ten-mile beach 🏝️. πŸš— By Car: It’s about a 1.5-hour drive from San Francisco. It’s best to depart around 8 AM to have plenty of time to explore all the major attractions. πŸ—Ί Suggested Route: Take US-101 North, then enter the Point Reyes area via Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the expansive bay. 🚩 One-Day Itinerary: Tomales Point Trailhead πŸ‘‰ The Marshall House πŸ‘‰ Point Reyes Lighthouse πŸ‘‰ Chimney Rock Trail Head πŸ‘‰ Cypress Tree Tunnel πŸ“ Tomales Point Trailhead A roughly 10-mile trail β€” no need to hike the whole thing! You’ll pass through vast golden grasslands, blue coastal views, and scattered wildflowers 🌸. If you spot deer 🦌, feel free to pause and observe. Highly recommended! πŸ“ The Marshall House Refuel with some seafood at lunch! Their raw oysters πŸ¦ͺ are fresh and sweet. The $24 grilled shrimp sandwich πŸ₯ͺ is huge and can easily feed two. Topped with generous garlic butter or BBQ sauce, served on freshly baked bread β€” every bite is pure satisfaction! πŸ“ Point Reyes Lighthouse Built in the 19th century, the lighthouse is a 1.5-mile walk 🚢 from the parking lot. Here you can see the dramatic coastline with waves crashing layer upon layer against the shore 🌊. It feels like the edge of the world β€” super romantic! Note: It closes at 4 PM. πŸ“ Chimney Rock Trail Head This is a shorter trail but the views are just as stunning. You’ll see expansive coastal lines and rugged cliffs, with frequent seabird sightings. If you’re lucky, you might even spot seals 🦭 lounging on the rocks! πŸ“ Cypress Tree Tunnel A popular Instagram spot β€” you can park along the road. It looks especially magical during golden hour! πŸ“Έ The setting sun casts dappled light through the trees, creating a dreamy and romantic atmosphere. ⚠️ Tips: 🌟 Bring a windproof jacket β€” it’s windy year-round by the coast! 🌟 Wear comfortable sports shoes 🌟 Don’t forget sunscreen, water, and snacks 🌟 Restrooms are available at the lighthouse, but not on most other trails 🌟 No cell service πŸ“΅ β€” download offline maps in advance! #SanFrancisco #BayArea #PointReyes #TravelSF #WeekendGetaway #CaliforniaCoast

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🌊 Must-Visit Point Reyes Before Leaving San Francisco!

Point Reyes National Seashore, located in Marin County just north of San Francisco, is famous for its picturesque lighthouse, hiking trails, diverse birdlife and wildlife, and its iconic ten-mile beach 🏝️. πŸš— By Car: It’s about a 1.5-hour drive from San Francisco. It’s best to depart around 8 AM to have plenty of time to explore all the major attractions. πŸ—Ί Suggested Route: Take US-101 North, then enter the Point Reyes area via Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Along the way, you’ll enjoy beautiful views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the expansive bay. 🚩 One-Day Itinerary: Tomales Point Trailhead πŸ‘‰ The Marshall House πŸ‘‰ Point Reyes Lighthouse πŸ‘‰ Chimney Rock Trail Head πŸ‘‰ Cypress Tree Tunnel πŸ“ Tomales Point Trailhead A roughly 10-mile trail β€” no need to hike the whole thing! You’ll pass through vast golden grasslands, blue coastal views, and scattered wildflowers 🌸. If you spot deer 🦌, feel free to pause and observe. Highly recommended! πŸ“ The Marshall House Refuel with some seafood at lunch! Their raw oysters πŸ¦ͺ are fresh and sweet. The $24 grilled shrimp sandwich πŸ₯ͺ is huge and can easily feed two. Topped with generous garlic butter or BBQ sauce, served on freshly baked bread β€” every bite is pure satisfaction! πŸ“ Point Reyes Lighthouse Built in the 19th century, the lighthouse is a 1.5-mile walk 🚢 from the parking lot. Here you can see the dramatic coastline with waves crashing layer upon layer against the shore 🌊. It feels like the edge of the world β€” super romantic! Note: It closes at 4 PM. πŸ“ Chimney Rock Trail Head This is a shorter trail but the views are just as stunning. You’ll see expansive coastal lines and rugged cliffs, with frequent seabird sightings. If you’re lucky, you might even spot seals 🦭 lounging on the rocks! πŸ“ Cypress Tree Tunnel A popular Instagram spot β€” you can park along the road. It looks especially magical during golden hour! πŸ“Έ The setting sun casts dappled light through the trees, creating a dreamy and romantic atmosphere. ⚠️ Tips: 🌟 Bring a windproof jacket β€” it’s windy year-round by the coast! 🌟 Wear comfortable sports shoes 🌟 Don’t forget sunscreen, water, and snacks 🌟 Restrooms are available at the lighthouse, but not on most other trails 🌟 No cell service πŸ“΅ β€” download offline maps in advance! #SanFrancisco #BayArea #PointReyes #TravelSF #WeekendGetaway #CaliforniaCoast

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