A few weeks ago I took a casual stroll on a 25-mile section of the Lost Coast Trail with college friend Anna Joseph. This section of California’s coast was too mountainous to host Route 1 and remains relatively remote. The “trail” follows sand and rock beaches and runs along the edge of decomposing cliffs. There are several sections that can only be passed at low tide, which adds an element of risk and planning to the walk. Photos are below and you can find more logistical information here.
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| Anna tasting energy bars for Outdoor Gear Lab |
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| Me in my usual hiking outfit. |
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| Deceased sea creature. |
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| The MSR Nook at one of our campsites. |
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| Rock hopping in the Outdoor Research Axiom shell. |
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| Anna exploring an abandoned lighthouse. |
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| View from the lighthouse. |
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| Me enthusiastically chomping down on a Pro Bar. |
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| Not on the Lost Coast Trail, but in Redwood National Park. Anna shows how big trees can grow. |
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