Youth Hostel in Point Reyes
Travel Tips for HI - Point Reyes Hostel - Point Reyes (Page 5/5)
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13 Aug 2010 Debi, USA:
Tomales Point and Pierce Point Ranch, McClures beach (great for tide-pooling) and of course, the lighthouse is a must-see. Drive up or down Hwy 1. |
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13 Aug 2010 Debi, USA:
Bodega Bay, Stinson Beach, Muir woods, Mt Tamalpias. |
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31 Jul 2010 Karlyn, USA:
Bring food as there is a great kitchen |
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31 Jul 2010 Karlyn, USA:
Great hiking, beaches, oysters and the lighthouse |
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HI Hostel Point Reyes Hostel - Point ReyesHI-Point Reyes is two miles from the ocean in a secluded valley on Point Reyes National Seashore, known for its abundant flora and fauna, including bobcats, fox, deer and elk, harbor seals, and sea lions. The varied habitat, unique coastal climate, and location draw a rich and diverse array of breeding and migrating birds.
Point Reyes National Seashore juts far out into the path of migrating gray whales, and Point Reyes Lighthouse, 25 miles from the hostel, is the best place in the Bay Area for whale watching January-April. Bear Valley Visitor Center, eight miles away, has informative displays on the area's geological, natural, and native history. Hiking trails leave from the hostel grounds.
Point Reyes hostel offers the following services and amenities to their guests:
* Free on-site parking |

