Patrick’s Point State Park is the perfect location to watch whales, sea lions, and beautiful sunsets. Appropriately located in the heart of the California redwood coast and considered one of the most magical treasures of the rugged Northern Coast. Take long and memorable strolls over safe, well-marked paths, bridges, steps and stairs winding in and around the crashing blue Pacific. Plus, get up close and personal in an ancient Sumeg village. A good camera is required on Rim Trail, Wedding Rock, Ceremonial Rock, and a never-ending display of why California is famous the world over.
Patrick’s Point State Park
4150 Patricks Point Drive, Trinidad, CA 95570 (707)-677-3570
No food on-site. Bring a snack or picnic.
Restrooms available.
Approx. all day to enjoy.
Weather is seasonal, and temperatures range from 55°F-60°F. We suggest wearing layers.
Sumêg Village
4150 Patricks Point Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570 (707)-677-3570
If you are in or around Patrick’s Point State Park, you should visit the reconstructed Yurok village of Sumêg. The village is made up of traditional family styled houses, a sweat house, changing houses, a redwood canoe, and a dance house. The village is used by the local Yuroks to teach the Yurok youth and the public about their culture.
No food on-site. Bring a snack or picnic.
Restrooms available.
Approx. 2 hours to enjoy.
Weather is seasonal, and temperatures range from 55°F-65°F. We suggest wearing layers.
Trinidad Head Memorial Lighthouse
720 Trinity St, Trinidad, CA 95570 (707) 677-0223
Like everything in Trinidad, the Memorial Lighthouse is too gorgeous to miss. Built-in 1949 to honor those lost at sea, the Trinidad Memorial Lighthouse is a replica of the original lighthouse located on the tip of Trinidad Head. Free to the public and open 24 hours a day. It is highly recommended to bring a camera for the garden and sunsets are stunning here.
No food on-site. Bring a snack or picnic.
No restrooms available.
Approx. 1 hour to enjoy.
Weather is seasonal, and temperatures range from 55°F-65°F. We suggest wearing layers.
Luffenholtz Beach
1639 Trinidad Scenic Dr, Trinidad, CA 95570 (707) 677-2501
Take in a sweeping, panoramic view of the majestic Pacific Ocean. Beautiful and inspiring, a scenic picnic area opens up onto an easy trail right down to the beach below. A truly spectacular rocky cove awaits, featuring populated tide pools and a variety of other unusual wildlife. A note of caution, however, stay aware of the incoming tide. The rocks are perfect for exploring, but nobody wants to become stranded on one.
No food on-site. Bring a snack or picnic.
No restrooms available.
Approx. 4 hours to enjoy.
Weather is seasonal, and temperatures range from 50°F-60°F. We suggest wearing layers.
Trinidad
Oh for the love of Trinidad! Entire romance novels are yet to be written about this tiny dot on the world map of love. Too poetic? Then you’ve never been here and now is the time. Your story is about to unfold.
Situated on the rugged Coast of Northern California, just a short 20 mile drive north of Eureka, this postage-stamp, picture-perfect town is perched on the cliffs above crashing waves. The gateway to the California Coastal National Monument, Trinidad promises tide pool exploration at Trinidad State Beach, leisurely hiking on Trinidad Head, and some crazy-good dining right on the Trinidad pier.
Shop for one-of-a-kind gifts, picnic supplies, or taste some wine if the mood strikes. Also, be sure the check out the Memorial Lighthouse and the Humboldt State Marine Lab. If you head home without visiting Trinidad… well, that will be one sad story to tell.
