Tomales Point

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Tomales Point is a scenic, windswept peninsula at the northern tip of Point Reyes in California, known for its coastal cliffs, tule elk reserve, and panoramic ocean views.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
peninsula
access by road to Pierce Point Ranch trailhead
borders Pacific Ocean
Tomales Bay
climate coastal Mediterranean with frequent fog and wind
country United States
county Marin County
forms northern tip of Point Reyes Peninsula
hasEcosystem coastal scrub
grassland
hasGeology marine sedimentary rocks
hasHazard steep cliffs
strong coastal winds
hasProtectedArea Tomales Point Elk Reserve
linked to: Tomales Point
hasTrail Tomales Point Trail
hasVegetation California poppy
coyote brush
lupine
hasViewOf Bodega Bay (distant views)
Pacific Ocean
Tomales Bay
hasWildlife gray whales (offshore migration)
raptors
shorebirds
tule elk
knownFor coastal cliffs
hiking opportunities
panoramic ocean views
tule elk population
wildflower displays
locatedIn California
Marin County, California
linked to: Marin County

Point Reyes National Seashore
United States
managedBy U.S. National Park Service
near Pierce Point Ranch
partOf California Coast Ranges region
Point Reyes Peninsula
San Andreas Fault system region
linked to: San Andreas Fault
recreation day hiking
photography
wildlife viewing
state California
trailLength approximately 9.4 miles round trip
withinProtectedArea Point Reyes National Seashore

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Tomales Bay separates Point Reyes Peninsula
linked to: Tomales Point
Tomales Point hasProtectedArea Tomales Point Elk Reserve
linked to: Tomales Point
Tule elk protectedIn Tomales Point Elk Reserve
linked to: Tomales Point