Once you're tired of rugged dunes, oceanside cliffs and wide beaches, meander a bit inland, through forests of pine, fur and oak. That's where you might run into elk or deer. This area of Marin County's coast has everything. Thirty-seven species of land mammals make their homes in Point Reyes.
Marine mammals spend a lot of time along the shoreline, as well.
No, there's no shortage of wildlife here. Soon after the rainy season, between March and May, drive down to Alamere Falls , which crashes from 40 feet above the sea. Alternatively, pitch a tent at the popular Coast Campground nearby. Getting there Follow Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Take a right on Hwy.