easy
2 hours
Suitable for individuals with basic fitness; mostly flat terrain with some gentle inclines.
Join a private two-hour eco tour through California’s stunning Stornetta Lands National Monument. Discover coastal wildlife, geological wonders, and the historic Point Arena Lighthouse on this unforgettable adventure.
Experience the natural beauty and ecological richness of the Stornetta Lands National Monument with Unbeaten Path Tours & Yoga. This private two-hour eco tour is an exceptional way to engage with one of California’s most pristine coastal environments. The trip offers breathtaking views of rugged cliffs and the Pacific Ocean, along with opportunities to observe unique marine wildlife and discover fascinating geological formations. Along the way, knowledgeable guides share insights into local history, from indigenous heritage to more recent preservation efforts. Your adventure also includes a visit to the iconic Point Arena Lighthouse, a striking landmark with panoramic coastal views, and a chance to explore the charming shops in the nearby town. Perfect for nature lovers and photography enthusiasts alike, this tour provides not only a profound connection to the environment but also a relaxing escape from the bustle of everyday life. Whether you are interested in ecology, history, or simply seeking stunning coastal scenery, the Stornetta Lands National Monument Tour offers a memorable and intimate outdoor experience tailored just for you.
Although the tour is relatively short, coastal winds and sun exposure can increase dehydration, so bring a reusable water bottle.
Temperatures can shift quickly near the coast, so dress in layers to stay comfortable throughout the tour.
Open areas along the trail offer little shade; sunscreen, hats, and sunglasses are highly recommended.
To protect the fragile environment, avoid disturbing wildlife and keep to designated paths during your visit.
The Stornetta Lands National Monument preserves lands that were historically inhabited by the Pomo people and later became vital for coastal conservation.
All tours focus on low-impact practices to minimize environmental disturbance and support ongoing habitat protection efforts.
Supportive shoes are necessary for walking on uneven coastal trails.
Helps adapt to changing weather conditions near the coast.
Protects skin from sun exposure during open sections of the trail.
spring specific
Useful for closer views of wildlife and distant coastal features.