November through March is the best time to spy on the annual whale migration as the planet's largest mammal swims from Alaska to Baja. Locals say wildlife is more active in winter months due to cooler temperatures and less human activity. Us Die-hard campers will discover chilly weather but also enjoy our pick of campsites throughout these spectacular northern coast areas. So, grab the kids and venture out into the wild's with us. Weather can be our best friend or worst foe in the coastal parks.
Heavy rains nourish the forests and wash summer's dust from the natural palette.
Vibrant colors and the crisp fragrance of winter add fresh sensations to our wanderings. Between storms, this region is blessed with some of the most pleasant winter conditions in the state. Be sure to dress in warm layers, because the coast is infamous for its rapid temperature changes. Count on chilly evenings and constant wind. These trips will revolve around the weather.