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photo by Donald Kinney
Visitors with a desire for a rustic get-away -- no electricity or running water -- will be happy as a clam in one of the cabins at Steep Ravine, about a mile south of Stinson Beach.
Prospective guests need to apply months in advance, however there is a lottery each day at the ranger station for cancellation opportunities (this is operated by California State Parks). Rates are less than $100 a night.
Plenty of free fog -- enough for everyone...
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By hiking up Steep Ravine trail and following Webb Creek the visitor will soon enter Redwood territory.
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Sunlight is a valuable commodity here in Steep Ravine. With the persistent coastal fog this area can go for extended periods without ever seeing the sun.
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4 comments:
Beautiful! :) Like the first one of the three, its mysterious and really cool!
I can imagine it getting a wee bit exciting to spend a night in one of those cabins when a storm is raging outside and the tide is high. Wooeee!
Oh I would love to stay in one of those cabins, snug and warm with the sea raging outside.
Sorry I haven't been by for a few days. We've been gone and then had house guests for 3 days.
Lots of catching up to do now.
Great fog pictures and I love the lighting on the mossy tree. Beautiful.
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