Bodega Head
Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor.
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Local: 707-875-3483
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- Bodega Head is the rocky headland that forms the entrance into Bodega Harbor. The harbor side provides a popular crabbing area along the jetty, and the many hiking trails on the ocean side allow access to small, sandy coves and spectacular scenic bluff top views. The high cliffs offer excellent vantage points for observing migrating gray whales. During whale migration, State Park Whale Watch Program docents are available to teach you about the magnificent cetaceans that visit our coast.
Beautiful
Just spectacular cliffs and crashing waves! So gorgeous! We did walk down to the beach and it was great! Not an easy walk but definitely worth it
Windy, cold and beautiful
A lovely, romantic location with stunning views. That said, it’s very cold and windy to visit here in February! Wear warm clothes and bring a knit hat because the wind cuts right through.
Looks like something out of a painting
Really amazing place to visit. If you're lucky you may see some whales! But even if you don't the view is amazing and looks like something out of a painting. Even when you see it with your own eyes...
