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    Kayaking Jenner: Explore The Russian River Estuary

    July 24, 2025 / No Comments

    Kayaking in Jenner: Wildlife, Scenery, and an Effortless Paddle If you’re looking for an easy yet unforgettable paddle, Jenner—where the Russian River meets the Pacific Ocean—offers one of Northern California’s most scenic spots. The calm waters of the estuary are perfect for beginner and casual paddlers, while the surrounding scenery makes it a favorite for seasoned kayakers too. This is a place where wildlife steals the show. Harbor seals lounge on sandbars, river otters dart through the shallows, and ospreys soar overhead. Depending on the season, you might even spot sea lions or a bald eagle near the bridge. Every bend of the estuary feels like its own nature documentary. With its gentle currents,…

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    Rodger Bradford

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    Discover Gallinas Creek: A Quiet Wildlife Gem

    June 18, 2025 / No Comments

    Gallinas Creek: The North Bay’s Best-Kept Wildlife Secret Discover Gallinas Creek, a lesser-known gem tucked away in San Rafael that offers a peaceful escape into nature. This tidal estuary is teeming with life—birds, reptiles, mammals, and fish all call this area home. Whether you’re exploring by kayak, canoe, paddleboard, or on foot, Gallinas Creek has something special to offer. Few people know about this spot, and even fewer take the time to explore it, which makes it feel like your own private wildlife sanctuary. So grab your binoculars and a field guide, and come see what makes this quiet corner of Marin County such a rewarding destination for nature lovers.…

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