And it is this that makes Crescent City paradise for anyone trekking into the untouched wild of either sea or wood. All of which is hemmed in forests of massive sequoias and centuries oldredwoods that are watered with creeks and rivers that empty out into the Pacific. There is a marina at Crescent City Harbor flanked by a few miles of sandy beach where sea lions occasionally come to sun themselves. Nestled just 20 miles South of the Oregon border, the vast amount of unspoiled land in and around the community opens up a wild world of possibilities. Built in 1856 it still shines today at the western tip of Crescent City, California. Out on the tiny island of Battery Park, accessible only by foot and even then only at low tide, sits the oldest lighthouse in California.
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