Winter

Over the last few decades, the coyote has become a common sight at Point Reyes National Seashore. However, during much of the 1900s, coyotes were relatively rare in the area.

No trip is complete without a visit to the Point Reyes Headlands and the iconic Lighthouse....

13th Annual Point Reyes Fungus Fair, Bear Valley Visitor Center
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This species can be found in nearly all the habitats in the park, with a home range of 50 - over 500 acres, depending on their access to quality forage, water and cover.

The Pacific gray whale has the longest known migration (9,000 miles), spending about one third of its life migrating from the cold, nutrient-rich waters of Alaska, to the warm, shallow lagoons of Baja California. Along the way, these incredible animals can often be seen from the shores of Point Reyes.

With an estimated 7,000 individuals, Point Reyes National Seashore boasts the the largest population of harbor seals in California. Commonly referred to as "sea calves" or "sea dogs," harbor seals are considered true seals, having no ear tufts or elongated fore flippers like sea lions.

For thousands of years the south end of Tomales Bay was a productive wetland regularly visited...

One of the best ways to experience Point Reyes National Seashore is to sleep under the stars...