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Hi! So glad you're here! Can I tell you a bit about this place?
This area of the California coast has some of the most awesome
natural outdoor beauty. The urban
and the wild mingle here. The tall trees, the delicate rustling of
eucalyptus leaves, the pounding of the surf or gurgle of a secluded
creek are short drives from anywhere in the county. Get a crick in
your neck exploring the ageless
Giant Redwood Trees that are older than the Roman Empire,
experience sandy beaches, rain forests, the wetlands and windswept
ridges. See for
yourself, visit the Gallery.
And
after you've seen the redwood trees, check out the agricultural,
timber, railroad and American Indian heritage resources in Humboldt
County. Arts and culture abound!
Contact for this site - sunnyfortuna@gmail.com
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New webcams! Check out ocean conditions and the local weather!
 That's the
Lost Coast Headlands Live Web Cam on the left,
and it is one of four mounted on the balconies at the
Inn of the Lost Coast in Shelter Cove.
This one updates every minute, and you can use
these cams to see if the ocean has laid down enough for fishing without
your having to drag the boat all the way out to the end of Briceland Road. Or, watch the whales swim by,
they hug the coast here as they pass by twice on their annual migration. You may also see deer nibbling on the grass or even an
occasional elk, and the lawnmower man shows up on a regular basis. Also
pelicans, usually around late afternoon as they head for home.
This is the
view you see from your balcony, and we highly recommend spending a weekend at
the Inn of the Lost Coast to decompress.
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