Bodega Head, Bodega Bay

Went here twice once last year and again this year (8-6-19) it was way to cold to enjoy the water and couldn’t sit anywhere in the sand because it is covered with red ants. No phone service also roads are very small.

The trail was an easy hike but we didn't finish the whole circuit due to time. We were able to climb down to one of the beaches and explore list tidepools there. Crab, anemone, snails were in abundance. Saw a sea lion in the shallows but it swam away when it saw us. Lovely day!!

I was in Folsom at the end of December and drove here since I love beaches and nice views. Definitely too cold and too rugged of a beach to jump in but was very scenic. Wish there was more to do but overall pretty nice experience. People were whale and wildlife watching if that's your thing. I only want to jump in warm waters. Also, I kept losing GPS and phone signal on the drive here and the roads were very small.

My best friend and I were captivated with the amazing views and atmosphere. I will be returning to experience it again soon.

Down by the seashore at Bodega Head, Bodega Bay, CA. Waves splashing, crashing, shaping the shoreline. Seabirds soaring, circling above. Sunsets painting the western horizon golden and pink. Bright sunshine and warm sand between your toes. The surf is dangerous for those daring to stick there feet in the oncoming waves the sculpt the shoreline at Bodega Head. Even with inland temperatures at 3 digits the brisk Pacific Ocean afternoon wind chills to the bone the poor souls forgetting to bring a warm jacket.