[2025 Marin County Attraction] Travel Guide for Point Reyes National Seashore (Updated May)

#springitinerary Spring transformed Point Reyes into a windswept paradise. The cliffs were green and dotted with wildflowers like California poppies and irises. I spotted elk in the grasslands and watched elephant seals lounge on the beach. Hiking to the lighthouse, I was surrounded by dramatic views and crashing surf. The air smelled of salt and sage — totally refreshing. #springitinerary tip: dress in layers — it can be sunny and foggy within minutes. Point Reyes in spring is raw, wild, and breathtakingly beautiful.

#springitinerary Point Reyes in spring is raw, wild beauty at its best! I hiked the Chimney Rock trail, where the cliffs were blanketed in colorful wildflowers and the Pacific crashed below. Elephant seals lounged on the beaches, and I even spotted tule elk grazing on the hills. Cool fog rolled in and out, adding drama to the views. The lighthouse looked postcard-perfect against the rugged coastline. #springitinerary dream for those who love wildlife, flowers, and wind-swept adventures. Pro tip: dress in layers — spring brings sun, wind, and fog all in one hike. Unforgettable!

Point Reyes National Seashore is located in California. It is a national park not far from San Francisco. If you are tired of visiting the city, come and experience nature, the tunnel of trees, and the view of big waves hitting the rocks. The nature trail is easy to walk, not far, and even children can walk. #Travel #California #America