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Point Reyes
California~1.5 hr drive from the BayBest: Year-round; elephant seals December–March, wildflowers in spring
Windswept headlands, tule elk, and miles of empty beaches on the wild side of Marin. One of the best close-to-home escapes for a first night in the rooftop tent.
Don't Miss
- Alamere Falls — a waterfall onto the beach
- Point Reyes Lighthouse
- Tule elk at Tomales Point
- Oyster stops on Tomales Bay
Trail Notes
- Alamere Falls is a 13-mile round trip — start early and pack lunch
- Tule elk at Tomales Point are most active at dusk
- It runs 20°F colder than inland — bring layers even in July
- Park camping is hike-in only; car camp at Samuel P. Taylor State Park nearby
- Finish the day with oysters on Tomales Bay
Take the Jeep to Point Reyes
Rooftop tent, camp kitchen, fridge, and recovery gear included — just add food and a sense of adventure.