We are a private preserve actively committed to the breeding and preservation of African hoof Stock. Our various species of zebra, giraffe, and antelope range from critically endangered to endangered.
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Trails start at Highway 1 parking areas and cross bluff-top meadows and forests to rugged coastline. Cliffside staircases lead to secluded beaches with sandy coves, tide pools, and rock formations. Diving, fishing, boating and hiking available.
This secluded beach is a lush paradise well known to surfers. Located behind the Sea Ranch lodge property, the rugged coastline and ample wildlife make it an outstanding hike for the adventurous.
Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor. The harbor side provides a popular crabbing area along the jetty and the many hiking trails on the ocean side allow access to small, sandy coves and spectacular scenic views.
Soaring 93-feet above the cliffs, the Peace Statue is an iconic symbol of beauty, spirit, and tranquility.
When you don’t want many frills, try this campground on a two-mile stretch of sandy beach. Open for day use as well, you’ll enjoy kite flying, horseback riding on the beach, and helping the kids (big or little) make sand castle masterpieces.
A two mile stretch of sandy beach and a boardwalk makes this a popular place for picnicking, kite flying, and exploring sea life. Surrounded by water, campsites offer a good view of the beach or bay.
The natural beauty and historical importance of his park make it an exciting place to explore. A former Russian colony, the park features the first windmill in California, restored gun towers, and a Russian Orthodox chapel built in the early 1800's.
From pygmy forests to kelp-dotted coves, this unspoiled preserve is full of native plants and wildlife, making it perfect for hiking and camping. Explore the undersea world in one of California's first underwater parks at Gerstle Cove Marine Reserve.
Included among the many hiking and walking trails at in The Sea Ranch is one that leads to Shell Beach. Make your way through the pines to this quiet, sandy beach where you can explore tide pools and look for rocks and shells.
Sandy beaches and a craggy coastline offer unparalleled scenic views on the Pacific Coast. Bring a picnic and enjoy the natural beauty of the beach, or hike along the ocean side to small, sandy coves and watch for whales from the high cliffs.
Featuring long sandy beaches below rugged headlands, secluded coves and natural arches, this is a perfect escape from the inland heat. Boating, camping, hiking, horseback riding, and whale watching are among the many activities to be enjoyed here.
Feel the sand underneath your toes and fall asleep to the relaxing sound of crashing waves at this gorgeous campground set right on a wide, open beach. Bring your bikes to take advantage of the coastal highway!