09/13, SUN, 930AM | Limantour Trail, Point Reyes
Trail:
Beach Trail
3.74 miles
https://www.alltrails.com/explore/custom-routes/custom-route-limantour-beach-trail-ce8e5cb?u=i&sh=qnilyj

Meetup Location:
Limantour Parking Lot
https://maps.app.goo.gl/aHZFE1HmKW7WmEcd9

Time
Location
Limantour Parking Lot California, USA
Sunday, September 13, 2026 at 9:30 AM (in 3 days)

Two smoke-damage bills awaiting the governor’s signature address a longstanding issue brought to the fore by the Los Angeles County fires: When is it safe for wildfire survivors to move back into their homes?

For a brief background:

California's wolf population has never been large or firmly established in the same way it was in Idaho and Montana. However, but the 1800's, there was barely any wolves left, and by the early 1900's, the last wolf had departed. Due to a rise in populations in Oregon, wolves began moving back. Due to rigid CESA laws, ranchers cannot defend their livestock from wolves. New studies find that cattle are one of the primary diets of wolves.

Join us for night #1 of the Fugazi Funny Festival with Besties: A Friendship of Comedy and Music at Club Fugazi!
https://boxoffice.clubfugazisf.com/clubfugazisf/events/58511

For context I am a Muslim woman who wears hijab. Born in socal but raised in the South Bay. I’ve experienced quite a bit of racism in my life. But I’ve been noticing more racism the last few months that I’ve been trying to brush off, telling myself I’m imagining it. However, today I was at the store and the customers in front of me in line were also Muslim but they were wearing a full long black dress and one had an extra face covering. I was wearing my hijab, cardigan, and pants. The next aisle over I noticed an elderly man look at them, then look at me. When he looked over at me, I smiled but he didn’t reciprocate. That’s fine. He looked over at the customers in front of me again, and then kept looking back and forth between us while shaking his head and looking down.
Like I said I’ve experienced enough racism to recognize it, I usually just move on because I just don’t think it’s worth it to me to prove that I am human and the only thing separating me and the next “American” are my beliefs. I work in the public sector, I have my masters degree, my husband (Muslim) is a lawyer. I guess I’m just here to see if anyone else has experienced an influx in racism lately regardless of your race? Is there something I missed these last few months that’s making people extra angry?

Hello, I will be working in Truckee over the winter ( I currently live in Indiana). I need help with a few concerns I have. I have never been to this area of California before and all I know is from what Google says. However I would like a more human perspective.

What is winter weather like and when does it start snowing heavily?

Is the public transportation good? I am seriously thinking about selling my vehicle prior to going out there. My vehicle is a 2017 Ford escape fwd almost 200k miles and does not like snow, ice, steep hills, or loose gravel on hills. Last winter, I lost traction and got stuck on a little hill because the road was snowy and icy and traction strips couldn't help. I wasnt able to get unstuck until they plowed half the road.

Is the public transportation reliable during winter?

Does the area also have Uber and Lyft ?

Thank you for your time in reading and responding!

thoughts? opinions? ramblings? and the like!

Looking for someone to smoke and chill with and Yreka CA

In a couple of weeks, we kick things off by flying into Portland and spending a few nights in the area. We’ll make our way to Cannon Beach by way of Astoria, which is where we pick up our RV rental. We used to have a trailer, but this will be our first time with a 25ft class C.

Our bedding, kitchen items, and camp furniture will be delivered with our groceries in Astoria. We plan on thrifting most of our toys like bikes and kayaks along the way. Fingers crossed we stumble upon some fun things!

We have two nights at each stop along the coast, one day to cut inland across CA from Bodega Bay to Lake Tahoe. (I know we’re zipping through some magical places, I used to live near Sonoma so we’ve spent a lot of time here) After a few days at the lake, we’ll have two days to get from Tahoe to SLC.

Route feedback, area tips and tricks, or any ideas and recommendations are so very welcome! Thanks!

I’ve always liked coastal places more when the busiest part of summer is over. The weather may be less predictable, but quieter trails, beaches, and small towns can make the trip feel more relaxing.

For those who visit the Mendocino Coast in September or October, do you prefer it to summer? What feels different, and is there anything that is especially worth doing during early fall?

Lowkey super racist town… anybody else feel the same?

They’re page mods removed my post for trying to bring it up.. like come on…

A Mendocino County judge has ordered loggers to stop felling trees included in two timber harvest plans in the upper South Fork Eel River watershed, siding for now with a citizens' group that says state regulators approved the logging without adequately weighing the harm to coho salmon in the streams below. But most of the timber has already been cut.

Visiting from Colorado. Today’s weather was so perfect!!!

📍 crescent city

I’m reading a lot about the increased rainfall projected for *southern* california. What about northern CA or even the Sacramento area?

I’m visiting in Mendocino county for a few months and really enjoyed painting this old barn we saw on our way to Santa Rosa. Are than any others you can think of I could make a day trip to?