Showing posts with label Garcia River. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Garcia River. Show all posts

Thursday, August 11, 2022

STORNETTA LANDS OCEAN VIEWS NORTH


Meet at 9:50 at pullout for Gualala business directory and at 10:00 at Anchor Bay (West side of Hwy 1) to carpool and park in front of the Lighthouse north of Point Arena. The walk begins at 10:30 by crossing the meadows heading north and going through a gated fence. The walk includes spectacular ocean bluffs, ravines looking down at caves, walking along the Garcia River, looking at the Manchester Beach vistas and local wild life. The return trip will be through beautiful pastures. We hope to lunch in the meadow. Level of intensity: Moderate, approximately 5 miles. 

Leaders: Jeff Gyving & Lena Bullamore

photo credit: Laura Bridge

Thursday, June 23, 2016

MENDOCINO REDWOODS/GARCIA RIVER LOOP (new)

photo credit: Bob Ruteomeller
photo credit: Bob Ruteomeller
photo credit: Bob Ruteomeller
photo credit: Bob Ruteomeller

Carpool at 10:15 at pullout for Gualala business directory north of bridge. Drive to just north of the Voorhee's dirt road off of 10 Mile Road and park on east side of 10 Mile (opposite of the parking for the BIG ROCK hike). We will walk down the logging road to the Garcia River and lunch beside the river. After lunch we will return to the cars via a road through a hunting campground that connects at the top to the Voorhee's road.The first half is all down hill and the second half (after lunch) is pretty much all up hill so be prepared. We will take our time and enjoy this lovely forest and river walk. NOTE: If you are adverse to elevation change we do not recommend coming on this hike.
Leader: Harmony

Thursday, May 26, 2016

STORNETTA LANDS OCEAN VIEWS NORTH

photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller
photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller
photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller
photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller
photo credit: Bob Rutemoeller

Meet at 10:00 at pullout for Gualala business directory and meet at 10:10 at Anchor Bay (west side of Hwy 1) to carpool. Park in front of the Lighthouse north of Point Arena. The walk begins at 10:30 by following the bluffs to the north/east and following the Garcia River upstream (via the bluffs). The views and wildflowers could be lovely. This hike can be also windy or foggy and the ground may be uneven due to cow walking/grazing so sticks are recommended. The exact route, lunch spot and return will be determined on the day of the hike and may be a bit different from this description.
Leader: Mary Heibel
Mileage: 3.6

Thursday, July 10, 2014

HOT SPOT PICNIC AND HIKE

All photos by Bob Rutemoeller

Meet at 9:35 at pullout for Gualala business directory north of  bridge and at 9:50 at the at end of Verdant View near Twofish Baking Company. We can park along the cul-de-sac by the building supply. Sea Ranch members please bring along extra hang tags for non Sea Ranchers. Carpool to the Hot Spot and start from there at 10:00. Walk up the Hot Spot Loop Trail to River Beach Road to Deep Woods to East Ridge Rd catching the Ridge Trail from 101 to 102, exiting at Sorcerer Wood and picking up the Spring Meadow Trail at 314 to 316 and then circle the airport (Sea Ridge Rd, trail to Timber Ridge Rd. ) Walk down River Beach Road entering the San Andreas Fault Interpretive Trail at post 304 and following it to post 305. Continue on River Beach Road, catching the old road (now closed) to return to the Hot Spot for lunch. Lunches can be left in the car as we'll eat at the end of the hike. Walking sticks advised for this hike.
Leader: Linda Kennedy

Thursday, June 5, 2014

STORNETTA LANDS OCEAN VIEWS NORTH


Meet at 10:20 at pullout for Gualala business directory and meet at 10:30 at Anchor Bay (West side of Hwy 1) to carpool. Park in front of the Lighthouse north of Point Arena. The walk begins at 10:50 by following the bluffs to the north/east and following the Garcia River upstream (via the bluffs).  We will lunch on the bluffs overlooking the Garcia River.  We will return via the pasture and through the gate and back on the road to our cars.  The views and wildflowers could be lovely (this hike can be windy).  Note the ground may be uneven due to cow walking/grazing so sticks are recommended.
Leaders: John and Lynn Walton
NOTE: Hike was done in reverse to this write up.