Bodega Head

A variety of seaweed, crabs, sponges, sea stars, mollusks, and fish make their homes in the inter-tidal; that area between low and high tide. The Reserve is set aside to protect this complex but fragile community for us and future generations.

Shady single track through manzanita tunnels, smooth fast descents down the back side fire roads, lazy table tops, rock drops and beautiful views from Inspiration Point. Moderate climbs around the park offer more technical terrain, rock drops, log sections, whoop de doos and other obstacles as well.

The Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks showcase a stunning diversity of landscapes, including towering mountains, rugged foothills, deep canyons, and vast caverns, all home to the world’s largest trees. Visitors can explore numerous trails, camping options, and activities designed for all levels of ability while learning about the unique plant and animal life within this breathtaking natural environment. In addition to recreational opportunities, the parks offer rich historical insights, highlighting the cultures and people who lived in the area before its establishment. The National Park Service prioritizes visitor safety and accessibility, ensuring a welcoming experience for everyone exploring these remarkable landscapes. Generated from the website