Mendocino Coast Recreation Map

GeoGraphics Maps & Photos

This great new map by longtime Mendo coast resident Rixanne Wehren provides extensive information about the wide range of recreational activities on the Mendocino coast. The eight maps on one sheet of paper include the following:

• Central Section: most of one side, covers from MacKerricher State Park's Ten Mile dunes to Little River's Buckhorn Cove and inland to about nine miles from the coast to include most of Jackson State Forest. It is notable for abundant state parks plus many mountain bike trails.
• Northern Section: 7.5" x 15", covers from Humboldt-Mendocino county line to MacKerricher's Ten Mile dunes and inland to Standish Hickey State Recreation Area.
• Southern Section: 7.5" x 15", covers from Little River's Buckhorn Cove to Gualala Point Regional Park just across the county line in Sonoma County and inland to Comptche, Cold Springs Mountain, and Gualala's Bower Park.
• Town of Mendocino: 7.75" x 10", includes all streets, key shops, Mendocino Headlands, Big River Beach, etc.
• Fort Bragg" 7.5" x 8", includes parks and key businesses.
• Noyo Harbor: 5" x 5".
• Gualala: 3.75" x 3".
• Albion: 3.5" x 3".

This great map covers Recreation in the broadest sense, including:

Also includes an extensive index of recreation sites and trails, plus a list of key phone numbers.

2012, full-color map printed both sides with shaded relief, 4.125" x 8.5" folded, 22.375" x 34.25 inches unfolded, various scales, on main map (most of one side) 1 inch represents 0.6 mile, includes 8 maps, 4 color photographs. Published by GeoGraphics Maps & Photos.
ISBN 978-0-9855994-0-9.

$8.95

       

Books and Maps on Related Topics:

• Mendocino Coast Map, Coastal California Series, Bluewater Maps
• The Hiker's hip pocket Guide to the Mendocino Coast—4th Edition, Bob Lorentzen
• Shaping the Sonoma-Mendocino Coast: Exploring the Coastal Geology of Northern California, Thomas E. Cochrane
• A Tour of Mendocino, Dorothy Bear and Beth Stebbins
• Aurelius O. Carpenter; Photographer of the Mendocino Frontier, Marvin A. Schenck, Karen Holmes, and Sherrie Smith-Ferri
• The Mendocino Coast Glove Box Guide, 3rd Edition—Lodgings, Eateries, Sights, History, Activities and More, Bob Lorentzen
• An Eclectic History Of Mendocino County, Katy M. Tahja
• Portola Redwoods and Pescadero Creek, Redwood Hikes Press
• An Everyday History of Somewhere, Ray Raphael
• Mendocino Coast Map, Coastal California Series, Bluewater Maps
• Angel Island & Alcatraz Island Trail Map, Tom Harrison
• Lake Tahoe Map, Bluewater Maps
• Marin County/San Rafael/Novato Map, GM Johnson Maps
• Wildflowers of the San Francisco Bay Area, Text & Photos by Steven Hartman
• Northern San Diego County Bikeways & Trails Map, Franko’s Maps
• Kissing the Trail—Greater Seattle Mountain Bike Adventures
  Revised and expanded 3rd edition, John Zilly
• Southern San Diego County Bikeways & Trails Map, Franko’s Maps
• Mountain Bike! Southwest Washington, John Zilly
• All the Way to Lincoln Way: A Coast to Coast Bicycle Odyssey, Bill Roe
• Kissing the Trail; Northwest & Central Oregon Mountain Bike Trails, John Zilly
• Sharks, Skates, Rays, & Chimaera of the Pacific Coast, Written & Illustrated by Val Kells
• The Hiker's hip pocket Guide to the Mendocino Coast—4th Edition, Bob Lorentzen
• Kings Canyon High Country Trail Map, Tom Harrison
• Mono Lake Map, Tom Harrison
• Mendocino Coast Map, Coastal California Series, Bluewater Maps
• The Granite Avatars of Patagonia, Text and Photographs by Tom Reed
• Sonoma Picnic—A California Wine Country Travel Companion, Jack Burton
• Geologic Trips--San Francisco and the Bay Area, Ted Konigsmark