250 miles north of San Francisco is a 24.6 mile stretch of paradise known as the Lost Coast Trail. Too rugged, erosive and seismically unstable for blacktop highways; California's Lost Coast is instead home to the King Range National Conservation Area and its network of backcountry trails. Of these, the Lost Coast Trail reigns as California's premiere coastal hiking and backpacking route for those that don't mind the long, steep and winding roads to approach the trailheads. Park at Mattole Beach and walk south or Shelter Cove and walk north.
Filmed Feb 18-20, 2020 during an unusually dry winter, the Lost Coast Trail is most easily hiked (unless you really like rain) from April through October. Permits, bear cans and a very long shuttle from one trailhead to another are required. This is a remote and wild place, with incredible scenery, wild winter storms and peaceful summer days.
Thanks for watching and we'll see you on the trails!
Ryan, Lion and Lego
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