I went backpacking this Memorial weekend. It was an unforgettable experience. Lost Coast. First time I heard the name, I imagined a very desolated and abandoned coast. I got a picture in my...
King Range National Conservation Area
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The King Range National Conservation Area (NCA) is a stunning expanse of 68,000 acres along California's north coast, where majestic mountains rise dramatically from the surf. Designated as the nation's first NCA in 1970, this rugged landscape, often referred to as California's Lost Coast, offers a unique blend of wilderness and coastal beauty.
Visitors to the King Range NCA can enjoy a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, hunting, surfing, and fishing, with world-class mountain biking trails and vast coastal wilderness as highlights. The area is also home to the King Range Wilderness, where a permit system ensures a serene experience free from large crowds, allowing for opportunities to connect with nature.
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Grr. Oh Yelp, why dost thou load my photographs backwards? I wanted to tell a story ... Just back from a beautiful weekend on the Humboldt/Mendocino Coast. Back to what appears a rainy day in...
The way most hikes in my experience work is that you climb for several miles and get rewarded with grand sweeping views. The Lost Coast is a bit different. It's mostly flat and instead of long...
We stayed one night at the Wailaki Campground at the southern end of King Range. It was more of a stop along the way on our trip, but the area is beautiful and remote. When we showed up, we were...
The most starkly beautiful part of Northern California I've ever seen. The last bastion where the primordial head of nature can rear up across the centuries and stare you right in the face. Pretty...


