The small coastal hamlet of Trinidad is a great place to view and photograph the rocks and islands of the 1,100 mile long California Coastal National Monument. This unique area encompasses many of the state’s offshore rocks and islets and stretches from Oregon to Mexico and is especially photogenic with pocket beaches and numerous seastacks home to some of California’s largest nesting seabird colonies. Credit: Bob Wick/BLM
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