TIN BARN ROAD TO KING RIDGE ROAD

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

Meet at 9:15 at pullout for Gualala business directory north of bridge to carpool and at The Sea Ranch Lodge parking lot at 9:30. From Skagg's Spring Road turn on Tin Barn Road. Park below Odiyon. Walk to King Ridge Road and back, lunching at the end where there are logs along the road you can sit on. This is a road hike, but with lovely green vistas in the winter and glimpses of the Buddhist Temple on the return.
Leader: Gary Sprague

CURLY LANE

photo credit: Gary Levenson-Palmer

photo credit: Gary Levenson-Palmer

photo credit: Gary Levenson-Palmer

Meet at 10:10 at pullout for Gualala business directory and at Anchor Bay (west side of Hwy 1) at 10:20. We will park east of the fog line on Highway One just south of Curly Lane. Curly Lane is a dirt road that passes through pleasant scenery (green meadows, ponds, cows) making you forget where you started until you see the lovely views of the ocean on the return. This is a short hike, mostly level but some up and down. Lunch optional, but those who wish can have lunch in Point Arena or the Anchor Bay Thai Kitchen after the hike.
Leader Mary Sue Ittner

DEL MAR SOUTH

Carpool at pullout for Gualala business directory just north of bridge at 9:50. Start at 10:00 at Del Mar Center. Hang tags needed. Leader's choice to the bluff and then walk south for an hour before turning around and retracing steps.
Leader: Jane Seck

DMC TO GUALALA POINT PARK

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

photo credit: Mary Sue Ittner

Carpool at 10:50 at Gualala Business Sign pullout just north of bridge.  Start at 11:00 at Del Mar Center on TSR. Hang tags needed for non Sea Ranchers. Hike down Solstice and on to trail going to coast. At coast turn north and take the Blufftop Trail to Gualala Point Park. Lunch on the beach or at one of the picnic tables. After lunch return to the Del Mar Center.
Leader: Tina Vasavada