Sebastopol to Occidental. 13.5 miles.
BOATS, BIKES, BACKPACKS, and BIRDS - Updates from our Weekenders, O-Nigthers, and Single Day Sorties
Where the spirit leads the feet will follow.
"The best journeys answer questions that in the beginning you didn't even think to ask." - Jeff Johnson, 180 Degrees South
"The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way". - Marcus Aurelius
Down distant paths for unmapped miles.
Heads forget but hearts remember:
The art of living knows no bounds.
"The best journeys answer questions that in the beginning you didn't even think to ask." - Jeff Johnson, 180 Degrees South
"The best way out is always through" - Robert Frost
Recent Outings, Musings, and Hijinks - At A Glance
- HOME
- July 24 - Mount Lassen Climb
- July 11 - Roaming NorCal
- July 5 - New SUP
- July 4 - Sonoma Magazine - The Outdoors Issue
- June 27 - Glen Ellen Caminata
- June 23 - Werewolfs Of London
- June 4 - Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 3
- May 19 -Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 6
- May 18 - Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 5
Showing posts with label California Coast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California Coast. Show all posts
Sunday, May 17, 2026
Saturday, November 25, 2023
The Lost Coast Loop
Typically, on the Thanksgiving long weekend, we take off for a four day camping/hiking/caving trip to Lava Beds National Monument. We/I have been traveling quite a bit over the last couple months so decided to stay home and work on home and yard projects this Thanksgiving. That was the plan, but...after a couple days of doing boring home tasks and clean-ups we decided we needed to get out on a single day sortie and drive the Lost Coast Loop that has been on my list for several years.
The weather was perfect, the crowds were non-existent, and it was a great one day 12 1/2 hours of driving, site-seeing, beach combing, and photography. We left home at 4:00am and pulled into our driveway at 4:30pm.
Total drive Time: 12 1/2 Hours
Total Driving Miles From Home: 392.0
Total Lost Coast Loop Miles: 96.0
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| Temps in the high 20's as we work our way to Honeydew |
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| Hey...The Bear Flag bear on a closed campground gate |
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| The one lane bridge at Honeydew |
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| We are headed to Petrol/Ferndale |
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| The General Store and Post office at Honeydew |
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| Crossing the Mattole River a few miles west of Honeydew |
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| Road art |
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| The Post Office at Petrolia |
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| The road climbs up out of Petrolia and finally drops down to the coast |
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| There are several pull-outs with beach access as you get closer to Cape Mendocino |
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| We shared our lunch spot with this pelican |
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| Looking south down Humboldt's Lost Coast |
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| Beach combing |
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| The forgotten settlement of Capetown between Cape Mendocino and Ferndale |
Friday, July 22, 2022
Escape The Heat
We headed to Humboldt County and the Northern California coast to escape the 100+ degree heat we were having in Sonoma County. A fun three day trip with redwood and coastal hiking, plus great campfire food.
Labels:
Bigfoot Country,
California Coast,
Camping,
Hiking,
Humboldt County,
NorCal
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