King Range National Conservation Area
Southwest Humboldt CountyFerndale to Shelter Cove, California 95558
Humboldt
Website
Phone: 707-986-5400
35 miles of coastline and over 68,000 acres of some of the most beautiful and untouched land in the country make up the King Range National Conservation Area.
Hiking, camping, mountain biking and more can be found in the area and the adventurous have an open invitation to explore all it has to offer. The outdoor activities available here are diverse and range from mild to extremely rugged.
For a day-trip, we suggest the hike to the Punta Gorda Lighthouse (north side of park) or spend a day at Black Sands Beach (south side of park).
How to get there:
There are three main entry points to the Conservation Area. Click HERE for driving directions to each as well as points within the park.
Camping info:
You can find plenty of camping in the KRNCA; Mattole Campground, Horse Mountain, Honeydew Creek Campground, Tolkan Campground, Nadelos Campground and the Wailaki Campground all have camping available. You can also camp while on the Lost Coast Trail.
More info:
This is bear country. Abide by all bear warnings. Vist the Park's Website for more information.
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