Traverse the Randall Trail on the eastern slopes of Olema Valley and you might stumble upon the Sieroty cabin, a modest board-and-batten cottage once owned by the assemblyman whose legislation helped protect public access to California’s coastline.
This winter or next, the National Park Service will demolish the 850-square-foot structure, whose walls have been obscured by foliage and graffiti. The cabin is perched on a bluff overlooking a pasture grazed by cows during the valley’s…