One of the 2 known rare Tidefall, a waterfall that flows directly into the ocean in California, Alamere Falls is too dreamy to be true, but it does exist.
“The Waterfall love so much the Ocean that it made a vow to love it unconditionally till the end of time. No drought will ever stop it from giving all of itself.”
It’s one of the most unforgettable Nature Hiking Adventure I’d been. Not only do I get to stand where the water cascades down, but unbelievably able to dip my feet on the refreshing cold water where it meets the sand.
One Hiker from our group gets to cross out a bucket list, “Shower under a waterfall,” and bathe in its pool. I wish I did it too, but I didn’t bring extra clothes, he did. He came prepared. I wasn’t. It’s a reason for me to go back though and cross it out on my add on must-to do list.
The Drive…
I woke up at 4:30 A.M. so we can drive before 6:00 A.M. towards Point Reyes National Seashore, Marin County. I though it was too early, then an OMG moment happened.
As we crossed the Golden Gate Bridge, the most amazing Sunrise appeared connecting two destined lovers, Marin and Francisco who promised to love each other forever. No odds, hardships and opposing families will break them apart. Theirs is a story that confirms love conquers and endures all when people fight for it.
It was a magical revelation of courage, perseverance, hope and new beginnings, at least for me.
I wish I can slow mo the moment, but it was over in a minute. Our driver did try to drive the slowest, so I’m thankful.
The Trail…
Mesmerizing ocean views on the left.
Gorgeous wildflowers, trees and rocks on the right. They were so eye candy, I found myself alone several times staring at them because the rest of my group hikers already went ahead.
My hiking pace was leisure walk-pause-run. It is very distracting to have a scenic trail. Good distraction though because I forgot all my anxiety and stress.
I was 100% lost in enjoyment to a once in a lifetime 100% magnificent Nature experience. To a restless, often worried, broken dreamer, that’s a rare gift as rare as the Sunrise I witnessed that morning.
The Tidefall…
I stood close to the edge of the fall next to the water that was flowing down.
I looked towards the ocean’s vastness so happy that my chest felt like it’s going to burst.
I stretched my arms wide and look up towards the sky, silently shouting, “I’m on top of the World!”
Exhilarating, thrilling, exciting, I can go on and on of how it all felt to describe the experience, but one stood out, blissful.
After our group hiking picture, we ate and shared our packed lunch. Place so fun, I didn’t hear my tummy growling.
I had to see the entirety of this California paradise so I walked the farthest from the group and stood on the rocks next to the ocean waves.
I felt so wonderfully alive like all my senses are heightened. It was invigorating, almost like I was 21 again. No need for Testosterone shots, not yet anyways.
“We don’t have to see the full face of a person to know they are happy or smiling. It could be the sound of their voice, their laughter, the words they write or say. There are pictures we can’t photo edit when it comes to inner happiness. I looked at this one and all the pics taken that day and I really did look very happy. So I will try and find time to make more of these moments if the reward is happiness. Life would be lifeless without it.”
The Lesson…
Freeze the moments that awes you. Keep the ones that inspired you. Leave the ones that hurt you. Repeat the ones that made you forget the shits. Be grateful for the ones that stood out as a blessing. Share the ones that made you love life and yourself all over again.
The Ending…
Anything beautiful doesn’t really end because the heart will always go back and remember.
So, please wait. Don’t give up yet. The one you are longing for will find you. It’s a promise like the Sunrise made to always wake up the Day.
This Man's Journey 
I love waterfalls.. nice pictures!
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Thanks. I think most dramatic are the ones meeting the Sea.
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These are beautiful. Thanks for sharing
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It’s a beautiful place, too beautiful that it’s hard to believe such a place exist. Thanks.
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This post was really good! excellent pictures and video! It feels almost like I was there!
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Thanks. It’s was one of the most exciting nature hikes I’d been.
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It looks gorgeous! I’ll have to make sure I visit here next time I visit San Francisco 🙂
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You would enjoy it a lot.
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Beautiful pictures…. Love the wild flowers 😍
I went there a few years ago… It was an awesome experience… I also got to watch the sunset there 🤩
Nicely written about your experience 🙂
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Wow, Sunset, must be glorious. Thanks.
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The best natura of God
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Indeed. Nature is a reminder of God’s immense love and generosity. Thanks.
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Very nice
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Thank you for sharing this photos and moments.
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Thanks. Fun and happiness is better when scared.
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Awesome! Nice hearing the gushing waterfalls
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Thanks. It was beautiful.
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Just did. Inspiring posts. Thanks.
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It’s amazing.
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Thanks
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It’s amazing
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Thanks. It is a must experience when in SF.
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Great post! I’ve never seen this place before.
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So worth seeing. Adventure like no other. Thanks
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I traveled along with you. The sound of rushing water was a bonus, beautiful photos too. Thanks for this. Read it early morning, really cheered me up.
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Thank you. A beautiful adventure is like a beautiful story meant to be shared and enjoyed.
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Absolutely beautiful definitely a place to add my list of places to visit. Thank you for the beautiful pics felt like a breath of fresh air looking at them🌼🙌
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It is. Thanks.
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Vivid photographs! Love the idea of an *unlimited* bucket list. Savor every possible drop of life
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Beautiful
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Thanks
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🖐️☺️
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Loved this! This has now been put on my “to do” list, even although I live in Scotland! 😂 #inspirational thanks for sharing 🥰
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Unconditionally and always wet love from fountain to ocean
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Nature is full of surprises…awesome surprises! Thanks 🙏
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Beautiful pics
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Nature in its rugged view is still so beautiful. With all its natural rough edges and it still manages to look spectacular. I could never be tired looking at this view. You are so privileged to visit this place.
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This looks like such an incredible hike. That sunrise alone was worth waking up early! I still can’t get over how the gorgeous the landscape is.
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I wasn’t expecting the Sunrise, which made it more memorable. Thanks
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Great stuff, I now have a new place to explore. 🙏✌️
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Wow, what a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing your photos, they make you feel like you’re there! I really enjoyed reading your experience at Alemere Falls, it’s nice to see people reconnecting with nature in this time
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Thanks. It’s one of my happiest adventures. If only I can freeze it and go back every time I need such an escape.
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Looks amazing. Another hike added to my bucket list. 😁
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Such amazing pictures 🌸
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Great photos. The falls are amazing! Really love the sunrise too
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Wow, so many amazing photos especially the ones with blooming wildflowers! I’ve never heard about Alamere Falls before – a waterfall that flows into the ocean! How incredible is that! Thanks for sharing and have a good day 🙂 Aiva xx
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So beautiful, I didn’t want to leave. It’s Nature so wild yet so accessible. Very thankful for an experience like no other. 🙏
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So cool to see a waterfall going right into the sea like that!
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That looks beautiful, a true nature’s gift! Some things are worth waking up super early for. In your case, getting up at 4:30 am to start your journey was well worth it. 😊👍💕
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Yes it is. Early rises gets to see what most don’t, plus we we get to more adventures. Thanks 🙏
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Amazing photography and wonderful scenery 👌🌷🙏I love the place 😊♥️🌷
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I so much enjoyed this, my coast traveling friend, never heard of those waterfalls, it’s all so inspiring and mesmerizing, thank you for sharing this wonderful discovery. I need to take notes and google it of this for my next trip up the coast. So this place is passing San Francisco?
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Gorgeous
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Amazing
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I love the waterfall. The idea of fresh water washing into the salty brine is so cool. I also love the closeups pf flowers with the ocean boca’d in the background.
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Thanks . Near or far, Nature is so beautiful with little stories that relates to us personally. I didn’t know the hike will be that amazing. I just heard we’re hiking to a fall that flows to the ocean. The website didn’t do justice to what really awaits. When we capture Nature while it’s giving a spectacle, it will show. I’m just glad I was at the right place at the right time.
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Thank you again for sharing it with us.
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Things that are good and inspiring are meant to be shared, ever more with the pandemic that seems to be staying for good. We need all the positivity & kindness.
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You are absolutely right! These are days to be spreading all the light and love we can.
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And may we share and live the precious and the priceless.♥️🙏
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Amen to that!
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Thank you so much! These pictures are stunning! I love how you tell a story with your photography. It’s like your photos are the cake and your words are the icing! 🤩
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It’s good to hear that you got to experience a beautiful sunset despite waking up early. Sounds like a fun, refreshing, and unforgettable experience 🌅
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It was. If only it’s closer. I would love to revisit it again and again. Thanks.
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One of two breathtaking tidefalls on California’s coast to add to your bucket list immediately to cement itself in our hearts for life, sometimes switching up the skyscrapers for cliffside havens and fresh air is the break we need to appreciate it all the more. And what better way to take in the awe-inspiring natural beauty along the West Coast, than with two of only three tidefalls in the whole of the United States?
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What’s the third Tidefall? I’ve seen myway falls, beautiful but not as fun and personal like Alamere falls. I want to go back to bring my son. I hope to share with him a Nature experience like no other. Perhaps this week. Thanks for the comment.
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The Three Graces
Nestled near the shore in the channel leading from Garibaldi to the North Jetty and the Pacific Ocean is a picturesque rock formation known as the Three Graces. The rocks are a favorite of birds and photographers and, at their base, they feature tide pools and excellent beach combing.
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I’ll check that out. Thank you.
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Beautiful photos. We have been lucky enough to visit Point Reyes National Seashore twice, when our son was going to U.C. Berkeley. Hope to get back again some day. Thanks for sharing. Allan
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It is an amazing place. So much to see and do. We need more than a day what it has to offer. Thanks.
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