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Moss Landing, California
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The beach is a popular location for spotting sea otters, harbor seals, and a variety of bird species, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation
The area was named after Captain Charles Moss, who established a wharf there in 1866, which became a bustling shipping point. Source: Monterey County Historical Society
The beach is adjacent to the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, one of California's largest wetlands. Source: Elkhorn Slough Foundation
The beach features coastal dunes that provide a critical habitat for native plants and animals. Source: California State Parks
The beach offers opportunities for kayaking, surfing, and fishing, attracting both locals and visitors. Source: Visit California
