Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area
Introduction
Discover a hidden coastal gem where the Pacific Ocean meets the dramatic landscapes of Mendocino County. The Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area invites adventurers and nature enthusiasts to explore its pristine shoreline, offering a perfect blend of scenic beauty and recreational opportunities.
Background
Nestled along the rugged Northern California coastline, Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area offers visitors a breathtaking glimpse of the Pacific Ocean's raw beauty. With its dramatic coastal bluffs, windswept beaches, and diverse marine ecosystem, the park provides an ideal setting for nature lovers, photographers, and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a serene coastal experience.
History
Named after Admiral William Standley, a notable United States Navy officer who served during the early 20th century, this recreation area preserves a unique slice of California's coastal landscape. The site was established to provide public access to the scenic Mendocino County coastline, protecting both natural resources and offering recreational opportunities for visitors.
Address: Branscomb Rd, Branscomb, CA 95417Get Directions
Total Trail Length: 1.5 miles
Points of Interest
- Coastal bluffs
- Pacific Ocean views
- Native plant habitats
- Marine life observation areas
Activity Related Gear
Nearby Trails
Andrew Molera State Park
Agate Beach State Recreation Site
Anderson Lake State Park
Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area
Related Links
undefined
http://bestrides.org/branscombe-road/
undefined
https://m.facebook.com/10153315844111245
undefined
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Admiral_William_Standley_State_Recreation_Area
undefined
https://www.parks.ca.gov/
Last Updated about 1 month ago
Park and Trail conditions and information may change due to weather, seasons, and other factors. Always check Offical Sources for the most up-to-date information before visiting.
Found missing or invalid information? Let us know!