Things To Do in Honeydew, California

A defining feature of the northern California coast is a large bulge that protrudes westward into the Pacific Ocean. Along this bulge are two points, separated by roughly eleven miles, which extend... More on LighthouseFriends.com

I would recommend taking water and a lunch for a picnic at the lighthouse as you will need the break and the restored energy. More on LighthouseFriends.com

Beginning about four miles south of the town of Scotia is the 32- mile- long scenic road called Avenue of t... More on travelandleisure

During our drive with the kids through the Avenue of the Giants, I really wasn't thoroughly impressed. More on Trekaroo

Drive your car through a redwood tree or over a fallen redwood log. The Shrine Drive Thru Tree has been att... More on Discover America

As the previously written reviews state, there are a few other little redwood attractions to see in the lit... More on TripAdvisor

Another hidden surf mecca don't piss off the locals too many acres of empty forest here if you get the chance to watch the full moon set on the north rocks take it ... More on GeckoGo

Category: Amusement Places A Z Plaze is a premier supplier of amusement in California. Visit us at our location in ... More on localamusementparks.com

Be prepared for lots of twists and turns, but worth it for experiencing the redwoods without the tourists. More on TripAdvisor

A very small bit of it is dirt /gravel. More on TripAdvisor

The Lost Coast Trail explores a remote and wild section of California. So many folks dream about finding themselves on the Lost Coast, but only lucky souls get the chance. This is the land with jaw... More on Trails

Absolutely gorgeous hike but with more people than expected for the Lost Co More on Trails

This hike is a beach bums paradise. The trail begins at the Mattole River Estuary and offers 3 miles of beautiful black sand beaches, dunes, and tide pools that lead to an abandoned lighthouse. Along the way, there is plenty of secluded ... More on Trails

The King Range rises from the sea and reaches 4,087 feet in less than three miles. Rugged topography and record rainfall create a unique mountain wilderness on this 60,000-acre conservation area. V... More on LLBean.com

A large tract of land in northern California, that is protected from development, ... More on TripAdvisor