269 reactions · 73 shares | This Humpback Whale was seen "lobtail feeding" around the Lighthouse last week. This form of hunting involves a whale slapping its tail hard on the surface of the water to confuse prey. While the exact advantages of "lobtail feeding" are unknown. Research shows that this type of behavior is learned, suggesting that whales can learn from each other! #pointreyesnps #npwest #findyourpark | Point Reyes National Seashore | Facebook

1.1K views · 35 reactions | Point Reyes Lighthouse stands as a beacon of history and serenity." #PointReyesLighthouse #CoastalViews #MaritimeHeritage Lune Iris @highlight | Btktv NgCalifornia | Facebook

Before-&-after photos show Point Reyes Lighthouse's glorious restoration

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32K views · 714 reactions | It’s a wee bit windy at the Point Reyes Lighthouse today, with winds blowing in the 70-80 mph range and squalls darkening the sky on and off! Wild weather is our norm, but this is extra wild! | Point Reyes National Seashore | Facebook

2.4K views · 64 reactions | Happy 152nd birthday to the Point Reyes...

It’s so easy to walk down 313 stairs down But it’s no fun coming up but I did it . The Point Reyes Lighthouse is a historic, picturesque, and often foggy landmark at the tip of the Point Reyes Peninsula in Marin County, California, known for its stunning ocean views, whale watching, and the challenging 313-step descent to its base, offering a glimpse into California's maritime history within the Point Reyes National Seashore. | Folakemi Atolagbe

Point Reyes National Seashore Guide: Beaches, Elk, Seals & A Lighthouse - California Through My Lens