The Lost Coast is a dramatic and remote stretch of California's shoreline, where the Pacific Coast Highway ends. The Lost Coast Trail is a 25-mile route through the King Range Wilderness, highlighting the area's natural beauty. Hikers experience solitude amidst the rugged landscape, where tides dictate travel and the environment remains largely untouched. With no amenities, hikers rely on their planning and time the hike around the tides. The trail offers unique wildlife sightings and breathtaking views, making it a must-see for those looking to explore a serene segment of California's coast.
The Lost Coast Trail, a roughly 25-mile route between Mattole Beach and Black Sands Beach, cuts through the dramatic King Range Wilderness, showcasing a side of California most people rarely see.
Several stretches of the Lost Coast Trail are impassable at high tide, requiring hikers to plan their journey with precision, choreographed around tide tables.
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