Fort Ross State Historic Park

Fort Ross State Historic Park, nestled in Jenner, CA, is a California State Historic Park showcasing a historic Russian-era fort compound designated a National Historic Landmark. The park's rich history includes Russians settling on the ancestral lands of the Kashia Pomo people, who remain an integral part of the community today. Located on the stunning California Highway One, Fort Ross offers visitors sandy beaches, panoramic coves, and redwood forests with captivating views of the Pacific Ocean.

Just 11 miles north of Jenner lies Salt Point State Park, covering 6,000 acres along the Northern California coast. The park boasts two campgrounds, 20 miles of hiking trails, and over 6 miles of rocky coastline for exploration. Visitors can immerse themselves in pristine landscapes, engage in recreational activities, and delve into the area's fascinating history, including underwater parks with fishing, shipwrecks, and scuba diving opportunities.

Fort Ross Conservancy, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization and California cooperating association, supports both Fort Ross and Salt Point State Parks. The organization's mission is to connect people to the history and beauty of these parks, focusing on preservation, education, recreation, and fostering connections within the community. Whether visitors are history enthusiasts, nature lovers, or adventure seekers, Fort Ross State Historic Park and Salt Point State Park offer a diverse range of experiences for all to enjoy.

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