Friday, November 25, 2011

Land's End/Port of SF (North West tip of SF)

So exploring one day, I stumbled upon 'Land's End' in the northern west tip of San Francisco also known as the Port of SF.  The famous Cliff House and the historic spa/bath house is also within walking distance.

Plaque displaying the history of the area

Lots of neat pathways to walk around the area.


Loved the different paths in the area



Where the ole bath house/spa area used to be.
Really beautiful walk

And a great spot to view the golden gate bridge on a non foggy day.




Pacifica Beach, California


I heart Pacifica Beach in Northern California!

There's a walking path were you can eventually go up on this cliff, Pretty!

No shells are on these beaches, even better the coolest shaped rocks!




Santa Cruz, California

Pics taken in Santa Cruz, California in September 2011.
Loved this cliff of the beach

This was actually behind the rock/cliff formations of Natural Bridges.

Loved the beautiful greenery growing all over this cliff


Natural Bridges

Just of Natural Bridges.  So cool.  Hope next time its a lower tide so I can get closer!

It was a beautiful Weather day!  The next time I'm in Santa Cruz, Definitely coming back to this beach!
Natural Bridges Beach

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Muir Woods and Muir Beach (SF, California)

If your going to the San Francisco area. It is a must to check out Muir Woods and Muir Beach. If you thought San Francisco was beautiful already, just you want til you see the Diversity that the land offers in such a small area.



Its not a far drive to Muir Woods from the city. Its actually a beautiful mountain drive starting when you cross the Famous Golden Gate Bridge. Once to the woods, its this majestic shaded stroll on paths. Every way you glance, your surrounded by a combination of Sequioa and redwood trees. There is a nice breeze and the temperature immediately drops due to the Tallest Redwood Trees in the world covering the sun. The sun when out, tries to shine through little openings from the trunks of the trees and the leaves. The views are so mystifying, its like your not on earth anymore, especially if your from a region where there are not many trees.



The sequoias are beautiful as they are the thickest trees in the world. You often feel like an ant compared to these massive trees.



Less than a mile mountain drive, you can go to Muir Beach, which is a small quaint rocky beach. Rocky beaches are my obsesssion as it feels more tropical to me and nature engulfing to me. Its a peaceful beach. The rocks are fun to stand on. Beware though, I thought I was save from the waves crashing over and depending on the time of the day, the waves just crash on top of the rocks.