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Ten Mile Coastal Trail

The On-Line Trailhead for the Ten Mile Coastal Trail.

The Ten Mile Coastal Trail is a four mile, multi-use trail for hikers, bicyclists and equestrians (sorry, no motorized vehicles allowed). Located on Northern California's Mendocino Coast in MacKerricher State Park, the asphalt paved trail taverses coastal bluffs to Ward Avenue connecting to State Highway 1. An additional three miles north of Ward Avenue leads to the Ten Mile river through an environmentally sensitive 1,285 acre sand dune complex. The trail provides one of the longest unbroken whale watching locations on the West Coast along with opportunities for such diverse activities as nature study, fresh and salt water fishing, tidepooling, seal watching and surfing.

State Parks Revises Coastal Trail Plan and Foundation Board's Response

Where are we?

History

Biology and Geology of the Trail

Ten Mile Beach and Dunes

Ten Mile Coastal Trail Foundation

Trail Status

Pudding Creek Trestle

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Updated June 25, 2000

This website is maintained by the Ten Mile Coastal Trail Foundation, P.O. Box 1534, Fort Bragg, CA 95437-1534 and
provided as a community service by the Mendocino Community Network, P.O. Box 2445, Mendocino, CA 95460-2445.

This website was designed by Association Executive Services, P.O. Box 1108, Fort Bragg, CA 95437-1108

Photo credit: Pudding Creek Trestle - Nancy Barth

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