Pelican State Beach is a designatedCalifornia State Beach located inDel Norte County,California. Located 21 miles (30 km) north ofCrescent City onUS Route 101 near the town ofSmith River, this undeveloped site is immediately south of theOregon state line, making it the northernmost California state beach. It is also the northern terminus of theCalifornia Coastal Trail.[1]
The beach is popular for walking and beachcombing along the beautiful ocean views.[2] Because of its remote location and easy-to-miss access road, it has been described as "the loneliest beach in California".[3]
At five acres, this sandy beach contains grassy dunes and driftwood. There are no facilities, but parking is available. Climate can vary substantially between seasons, from cool, rainy winters to very sunny fall and spring.[4]
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