Post-hike lamb burger with lamb bacon! YUMMM. Good Lord-the ensemble was so succulent and flavorful! It was the best burger I’ve had in a long time! Their meats are excellent, so buy some to take home with you. 10905 Shoreline Hwy, Point Reyes Station, CA 94956. Fri., Sat., Sun.: 11am-8pm.
When I tried it, I ordered the lamb burger with lamb bacon. Marin Sun Farms: One of my friends had recommended this place to me for their high quality meats. Another possible activity: horseback riding. See where to bike on the National Park Service website. They even have bioluminescence tours.īicycle: everywhere. Cheesemonger and I tend to go with Blue Waters Kayaking. Cheesemonger and I both love the water, and kayaking along the picturesque bay is a great way to work up an appetite for the local oysters! M. Hanging out with Megan on Limantour Beach!
THINGS TO DO IN POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE HOW TO
Limantour Beach: Who doesn’t love visiting the beach as part of a hike? See how to get there on the National Park Service website. Bring your binoculars and your camera! Visit this website for more information. Their regal stature and imposing antlers are absolutely humbling. The Tule Elk Reserve: You may very well see lots of Tule elk. Point Reyes Lighthouse: Come for sweeping views of the sea and craggy cliffs, glimpses of sea animals, and, of course, the lighthouse. 27999 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. Inverness, CA 94937. Thurs.-Mon. Things to see at the Seashore and vicinity: Here’s a little list of things I love to do when I’m in the area for the day. It was her first time! I had just been there the previous week, but this is one of my favorite places, and I didn’t mind. My friend, baker extraordinaire Megan (remember her panna cotta and matcha ice cream profiterole recipes?), and I went out to Point Reyes National Seashore last week.
This week on the blog, though, we’re off to explore the environs of San Francisco. The SF Cheese Fest took place on Saturday, and I’m on my way to a week of vacaaaation in Puerto Rico and Miami! We did make sure we stopped to try some artisan cheese before leaving the area.Hello, my friends! Phew, it’s been a busy week. We didn't take advantage of any activity options away from the property, but there seem to be many. If for a family event, you could easily sleep 3 in many of the rooms. Overall a great place for a family or business group event, bear in mind the total number of rooms available (about 35). Luckily, power was restored around midnight, and the staff provided lanterns and good humor so the time was easily passed. A couple of trees fell down (no one was hurt), and we lost power for several hours. During our stay the area was pummeled by high wind storms. Our group is very fit, but I'm sure the staff would have used one of the many golf carts to whisk anyone up the hill who needed assistance. The dining hall is located at the top of a pretty steep hill. All meals are served in a main dining hall at set times of day. It was a little rainy while we were there, and some areas were pretty muddy. The setting is not rough terrain, but definitely bring comfortable walking shoes or boots. The staff at Marconi worked with us to ensure we had adequate space and equipment for our two days of activities, both in meeting rooms and in a field outside. The Europeans loved the natural setting, wildlife, and hiking trails, and everyone loved the farm-to-table menus. The accommodations are slightly rustic, but clean and spacious. We have team members from the US and Europe. Our company chose Marconi for a work teambuilding offsite.
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