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Lost Coast California Sinkyone Wilderness State Park<\/h2>\n

\"NPS\"\u00a0 King Range National Conservation Area<\/strong> \"\"<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n

Redwood groves and wilderness meet the Pacific Ocean at the infamous Lost Coast of California. Northern California is NorCal – steep trails, creeks, waterfalls, ocean views, and coastal cliffs. Mendocino and Humboldt County has numerous redwood parks and picnic grounds located near Pacific Coast Hwy 1 & US Hwy 101. This particular wilderness area is located in between Westport and Shelter Cove, just west of Leggett, CA. Situated on the west side of US Hwy 101 and only accessible via a long dirt road. The Sinkyone wild lands are managed under the\u00a0California State Park system.<\/p>\n

Sinkyone Wilderness<\/strong> \"hike\" Ranger Station 707-986-7711<\/p>\n

Sinkyone Wilderness access –<\/strong><\/h3>\n

North end – Needle Rock:<\/strong> 36 miles southwest of Garberville & Redway, California. Briceland Road west from Redway, this road becomes Mendocino County Road 435. The last 3.5 miles are unpaved, steep, & narrow. South end – Usal Beach:<\/strong> Approximately one hour north of Ft Bragg on PCH or 15 miles west of Leggett on PCH from Highway 101. Look for mile marker 90.88 on PCH. Turn north on small dirt road; 6 miles to Usal on unpaved, steep, narrow road.<\/p>\n

ROADS MAY BE IMPASSABLE IN WET WEATHER. RV’S & TRAILERS NOT RECOMMENDED.<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n

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