Salt Point State Park has a little something for everyone -- rocks carved and shaped by crashing waves; a grassy headland; forests consisting of redwoods, pines and other trees; prairie meadows; and a wide variety of plants and flowers. I hiked an 8.5-mile loop that took me through the headland and along the shoreline before heading into the inland hills.
Rocks and Waves
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| California Coastline |
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| Closer View |
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| Wave Meets Rock |
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| Water Drains off the Rocks |
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| Frothy Inlet |
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| Impact! |
Coastal Headland
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| Coastal Headland |
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| Looking Northward |
Forests
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| Evergreen Forest |
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| Pygmy Forest (moss covered trees stunted by the elements) |
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| Swampy Water amid the Evergreens |
Prairie
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| Grassy Meadow called "Prairie" |
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| Pleasant Oasis within the Forest |
Wildflowers
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| Andrews' Clintonia |
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| Leopard Lily |
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