Lost Coast Trail

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The Lost Coast Trail is a remote, rugged coastal backpacking route along California’s undeveloped Lost Coast, renowned for its dramatic oceanfront scenery and challenging terrain.

All labels observed (2)

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Lost Coast Trail canonical 7
Lost Coast trailheads 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf backpacking trail
hiking trail
long-distance trail
accessPoint Black Sands Beach trailhead
Mattole River mouth
surface form: Mattole Beach trailhead
approximateLength 25 miles
bestSeason early fall
late spring
summer
characteristic remote
rugged
undeveloped coastline
ecosystemType coastal marine
hasSection northern section
southern section
hazard high tides
sneaker waves
stream crossings
strong surf
unstable terrain
knownFor challenging terrain
dramatic oceanfront scenery
tide-dependent travel
locatedIn California, United States
surface form: California

Lost Coast region
surface form: Lost Coast

Northern California
United States of America
surface form: United States
managedBy U.S. Bureau of Land Management
surface form: Bureau of Land Management
near Petrolia, California
Shelter Cove, California
northernTerminus Mattole Beach
partOf King Range Wilderness
regulation Leave No Trace principles encouraged
requires backpacking permit
tide chart planning
runsThrough King Range National Conservation Area
southernTerminus Black Sands Beach
terrainType beach
bluffs
coastal
rocky shoreline
usedFor backpacking
camping
hiking
wildlife black bears
harbor seals
sea lions
shorebirds

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

King Range knownFor Lost Coast Trail
King Range notableTrail Lost Coast Trail
Lost Coast region hasTrail Lost Coast Trail
subject surface form: Lost Coast
Petrolia, California hasNearbyTrail Lost Coast Trail
Mattole River mouth hasAccessPointFor Lost Coast Trail
Mattole Road accesses Lost Coast Trail
this entity surface form: Lost Coast trailheads
Usal Beach accesses Lost Coast Trail