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Camping the California Coast - Point Reyes Backpacking in 4K - AdventureArchives

Camping the California Coast - Point Reyes Backpacking in 4K - AdventureArchives

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Camping the California Coast - Point Reyes Backpacking in 4K Alexander: LMAO about the ending. very Hollywood, guys! I wish I had taken the opportunity to visit Point Reyes while living in Salinas. So beautiful. My wife and I used to go to Monterey Bay and Pacific Grove often, places you might want to consider traveling to see. I hope you guys traveled on the PCH instead of the freeways. so much beauty along that coastline. My friends and I did it on our Harleys, camping and hiking along the way. Thomas, I don't know if you have been up to Lake Arrowhead (my brother lives on the second tier from the Village) but there are countless trails up there with incredible waterfalls and primitive camp sites. Be careful though because it's bear and mountain lion country; the bears are used to eating human garbage. An 800 pound bear was killed by a hunter not too far from the lake's hospital. There are numerous trail heads off Highway 18 all the way to Big Bear Lake and down to Silverwood.
Date: 2022-04-30

Comments and reviews: 9


Your filming and editing is great. I have been to Point Reyes National Seashore many times, kayaking (Tomales Bay and Drakes Bay - amazing, mounting biking, hiking. Its amazing the wildlife, to historic farms, and various ecosystems, from rolling hills, back bay inlets, coastal beaches and rocky cliffs to forests. And the lighthouse is great to visit as well. Its beautiful. We have stayed at the Hostel, as well as stayed at a BnB, and camping. Point Reyes Station (Town outside the National Seashore) is great to. Enjoy the Point Reyez Cheese. Always prepare for various weather patterns within Point Reyes National Seashore. Even on the same day, from coastal to close inland can vary. Point Reyes National Seashore is a perfect example of a -preserved of what California coast was like years ago-. Thanks for posting.
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We stayed at the same campsite on our trip to Point Reyes a couple years ago: ) It really was one of my favorite places to spend the night. I didn't imagine we'd see such a multitude of wildlife and changing landscapes, and I don't think I've ever seen such beautiful sunsets anywhere else in the world. Looks like you guys also had a surreal experience. Thanks as always for sharing!
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Thanks for reminding me about Pt Reyes. It has been years since I went there, and I live less than 100 miles away. I used to go there a lot, and I took my younger brother on his first backpacking trip there - Glen Camp to WildCat Camp then out to our car near the sound end. I have also been out there on horseback for a NATRAC ride. loved it. time to go back.
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I just did that hike a few weeks ago for maybe the 10th time and it's fun to see -newcomers- do the hike and appreciate the things that some of locals begin to take for granted. Next time you have to make your way down to Wildcat Camp and Alamere Falls, one of my personal favorite areas of the Park.
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Ayeeee you guys came to my area and I didn-t even know it, damn. I-ve backpacked that exact spot, and when we were kids one of my best friends broke his arm after falling off that exact Eucalyptus tree you guys sat under lol. Good times. Glad you could enjoy what NorCal has to offer, great video
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thank you for this. my mother died recently and point reyes was her get away from everything to just find herself was here. Stopping at the camembert factory. i spent alot of time camping by the morgan horse farm. it brought back a lot of awesome memories of my mom
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When miners came they didn't know what was safe to eat so they had trouble getting enough vitamin C. Native people taught them to eat miner's lettuce which was very easy to identify and provided enough vitamin C to prevent scurvy.
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If you guys ever get the chance to come back to the golden state you should look up a little known place called Butano State park. Oh and next time you make a fire on a windy breach, dig a shallow hole and make the fire in it.
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That -snuggle- at the end by the eucalyptus tree was hilarious. Great video guys. Can't wait to see the other adventures. Also, I love that idea of -time didn't stand still, but it just didn't matter-. Brilliant. Great writing.
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