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USA Hopper:The lost Coast 2023 2023
Oct 7, 2023 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
USA Lopper: The Lost Coast 2023 – A Journey Unveiled
Date: October 7, 2023
Location: Whitethorn, CA 95589, USA
Prepare to traverse the enchanting tapestry of the Lost Coast, an untamed stretch of California’s coastline tucked between Westport and Eureka. In the embrace of rugged beauty lies an uncharted realm waiting to be explored, and on October 7, 2023, the path will be unveiled through the USA Hopper: The Lost Coast 2023.
Venturing where few have tread due to its remote nature, this event was once deemed an impossibility. Yet, through the collaborative spirit of RFFI (Redwood Forest Foundation Inc.) and Usal Redwoods, a remarkable opportunity emerges. This unique partnership invites you to traverse state, county, and private RFFI/Usal land, showcasing their meticulous restoration efforts and their role as stewards of a 50,000-acre expanse nestled between the Pacific Ocean and the Eel River.
Embracing adventure and community, the Hopper philosophy aligns perfectly with this endeavor. It’s about pushing boundaries, fostering connections, and creating a tapestry within the vibrant cycling community of Northern California. As we journey north, we invite you to glimpse the secrets of remote Mendocino County, unlocking a chapter of its history that has long remained hidden.
In our pursuit of exploration, we’ve always been attuned to the impact of our pursuits on the social and environmental tapestry. The intersection of our lifestyles with carbon emissions is a bridge we must cross, and RFFI is leading the way with initiatives like carbon sequestration and bio-char projects that combat climate change. In recognition of their efforts and their mission, this year’s registration includes an annual membership to RFFI (Individual rate: $35).
We urge all participants to delve into RFFI’s work, absorb their vision, and consider contributing to offset your personal carbon footprint. Our journey along the Lost Coast isn’t just a ride; it’s a chance to leave a positive mark on the landscape we hold dear. For more on RFFI’s history and goals, visit their webpage and let this adventure become a conduit for change.