Point Reyes Loop - Photos by David Wood and Kurt Doelling (Monique's son)
In spite of forecast weather, we went anyway, and had the most marvelous clear views of the coast. This
turned out to be a very ambitious hike - for a total distance of 14.2
miles. The hikers were rewarded by beautiful ocean views and a
once-in-a-lifetime view of the Farallon Islands:

The group of hardy hikers (note Dick Meyeur is invisible in the back)

View of the Point and Drake's Bay

Closeup of Drakes's Bay

In the Point Reyes rainforest - ferns growing on a tree

Another rain forest scene

Moss on the trees

Wildflowers on the way

On the Woodward Valley Trail part of the hike

Hikers on the Coast Trail part of the hike

The vista of the Farallon Islands

Monique in the sand at Sculptured Beach

Gay explores part of the Sculptured Beach sculptures

Sculptures - a tunnel and a pinnacle

More of Sculptured Beach

Anemones on the rocks

And a starfish

At about the 12 mile point, this is the hike leader's view of the hikers on the Bear Valley Trail