Lost coast california

Your visitor guide to exploring the Lost Coast of California while staying in Victorian Ferndale, your home base for a Humboldt County redwoods vacation.

Looking to get away from it all? Consider the Lost Coast drive in Northern California, ruggedly beautiful from Black Sand Beaches to Giant Redwood tress.

The Lost Coast Trail is not for the faint of heart. This 25 mile trail mostly follows the rugged California coastline four hours north of San Francisco, named for its inaccessibility and lack of roads, towns, or civilization. You spend most of your time hiking on wet sand or shifting pebbles, and

Black sand beach at Wheeler

Northern California coastline

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The Avenue of the Giants is a free auto tour of the Redwoods and the surrounding forest areas. The Lost Coast Scenic Drive includes a trek out west to Shelter Cove and then north along the Lost Coast to Capetown.

Every January, my co-worker and friend, Shaun, plans a fun birthday backpacking trip. Last year, we went snow camping. This year, we opted for something…

The Lost Coast trail is a 53-mile route along Northern California’s rugged coast, untouched by Highway 1.