Sea Ranch, California, is famous for its distinctive structures in the framework of Redwood designed by American architects such as Richard Whitaker, Dunlin Lindon, Charles Moore and William Turnboul Junior.
It has a population of about 1,200 people, originally as a planned community in the 1960s, mixing modern design with natural elements.
Today, the community is a great place for a day, with more than 50 miles of coastal and rods. However, the services are limited, so you will need to go to eight minutes north to Guallala, California, gas, grocery stores, restaurants, and housing.
Do not forget to check the Sea Ranch chapel, which features colored colored glass, locally source stone, and a sculpted plaster like a flower.
