Point Reyes Lighthouse Beach, located in Marin County, California, is part of the stunning Point Reyes National Seashore. This area offers a dramatic coastline with over 80 miles of shoreline, featuring diverse beaches from rugged cliffs to sandy expanses. The beach is known for its cold water temperatures and frequent fog, especially during summer months. Visitors can enjoy the scenic views, wildlife viewing, and outdoor activities like hiking and surfing.
The Point Reyes Lighthouse itself is a historic sixteen-sided structure standing 35 feet tall on the rugged cliffs, offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. It's a popular spot for whale watching during winter months.
The surrounding landscape is shaped by the San Andreas Fault, creating a unique geological formation with granite cliffs and tidal pools, making it a fascinating destination for nature lovers.