Trinidad State Beach
FreeA cove beach below a working lighthouse in one of the Redwood Coast's most photogenic fishing villages.

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Sue-meg State Park is an outdoor activity in Trinidad, CA, part of the The Redwood Coast guide. Cost: under $25.
4150 Patricks Point Dr · Trinidad, CA
Renamed Sue-meg in 2021 to restore its Yurok name, this coastal park sits on a forested headland with short trails leading to dramatic overlooks like Wedding Rock. Tide pools, whale-watching viewpoints and a re-created traditional Yurok village add cultural depth to the scenery. Sitka spruce forest covers much of the park between the ocean lookouts.
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