This document is a map and guide for visitors to California state parks. It provides information on various activities available in the parks such as hiking, bird watching, mountain biking, geocaching, fishing, boating, camping, off-highway vehicles and more. It also shares facts about California, safety tips, and information on wildlife, volunteer programs and educational activities in the parks. The map directs visitors to additional resources to help plan their trips.

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The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
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McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
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ParkVisitor.com/where-to-go
for destination ideas!
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ParkVisitor.com
LEAVE NO TRACE
C E N T E R F O R O U T D O O R E T H I C S
I love a good hike!
Mammoth Lakes
THIS MAP IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
California parks or taxpayers. To become a partner, call 626-229-9991 or visit
goodsolutionsgroup.com for more information.
McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
Share what you like to do and your favorite park photos
when you rate a park at ParkVisitor.com.
2016 • 2017
THELONECYPRESSINBIGSUR

3. Want more?
Visit
ParkVisitor.com/where-to-go
for destination ideas!
Rate a park!
Let us know how much
you love our parks at
ParkVisitor.com
LEAVE NO TRACE
C E N T E R F O R O U T D O O R E T H I C S
I love a good hike!
Mammoth Lakes
THIS MAP IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
California parks or taxpayers. To become a partner, call 626-229-9991 or visit
goodsolutionsgroup.com for more information.
McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
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for destination ideas!
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you love our parks at
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C E N T E R F O R O U T D O O R E T H I C S
I love a good hike!
Mammoth Lakes
THIS MAP IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
California parks or taxpayers. To become a partner, call 626-229-9991 or visit
goodsolutionsgroup.com for more information.
McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
Share what you like to do and your favorite park photos
when you rate a park at ParkVisitor.com.
2016 • 2017
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5. Want more?
Visit
ParkVisitor.com/where-to-go
for destination ideas!
Rate a park!
Let us know how much
you love our parks at
ParkVisitor.com
LEAVE NO TRACE
C E N T E R F O R O U T D O O R E T H I C S
I love a good hike!
Mammoth Lakes
THIS MAP IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
California parks or taxpayers. To become a partner, call 626-229-9991 or visit
goodsolutionsgroup.com for more information.
McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
Share what you like to do and your favorite park photos
when you rate a park at ParkVisitor.com.
2016 • 2017
THELONECYPRESSINBIGSUR

6. Want more?
Visit
ParkVisitor.com/where-to-go
for destination ideas!
Rate a park!
Let us know how much
you love our parks at
ParkVisitor.com
LEAVE NO TRACE
C E N T E R F O R O U T D O O R E T H I C S
I love a good hike!
Mammoth Lakes
THIS MAP IS PROUDLY SPONSORED BY
The Park Visitor Welcome Map is created by Good Solutions Group at no cost to
California parks or taxpayers. To become a partner, call 626-229-9991 or visit
goodsolutionsgroup.com for more information.
McWay Falls, Big Sur Newport Beach Pier
We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
Joshua Tree National Park
SequoiaNationalPark
MorroBay&MorroRock
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when you rate a park at ParkVisitor.com.
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Sinkyone Wilderness SP
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Mendocino
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Mendocino Woodlands SP
Greenwood SB
Montgomery
Woods SNR
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Redwoods SP
Manchester SP
Hendy Woods SP
Schooner Gulch SB
Mailliard
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Lake SP
Anderson Marsh SHP
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Clay Pit SVRA
Lake Oroville SRA
Bidwell
Mansion SHP
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River SP
Woodson Bridge SRA
William B.
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Shasta SHP
Weaverville Joss House
SHP
Castle Crags SP
McArthur-Burney Falls
Memorial SP
Ahjumawi Lava Springs SP
Plumas-Eureka
SP
Malakoff Diggins SHP
South Yuba River SP
Empire Mine
SHP Donner Memorial
SP
Kings Beach SRA
Burton Creek SP
Tahoe SRA
Ed Z’berg
Sugar Pine
Point SP
D. L. Bliss SP
Emerald Bay SP
Washoe
Meadows SP Lake Valley SRA
Auburn SRA
Folsom
Lake SRA
Folsom
Powerhouse
SHP Prairie
City SVRA
Marshall Gold
Discovery SHP
Indian Grinding
Rock SHP
Calaveras
Big Trees SP
Columbia
SHP
Railtown
1897 SHP
McConnell
SRA
Turlock
Lake SRA
George J.
Hatfield
SRA
Great Valley
Grasslands
SP
Point Sur SHP
Andrew Molera SP
Wassama Round House SHP
Millerton
Lake SRA
Mono Lake Tufa SNR
Bodie
SHP
Pfeiffer
Big Sur SP
Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP
Limekiln SP
Hearst Castle® SHM
Hearst San Simeon SP
Cayucos SB
Harmony Headlands SP
Morro Strand SB
Morro Bay SP
Montaña de Oro SP
Pismo SB
Oceano Dunes SVRA
Point Sal SB
Fort Tejon SHP
Tule Elk SNR
Tomo-Kahni
Village Site
San Pasqual Battlefield SHP
Cuyamaca Rancho SP
Anza-Borrego
Desert SP®
Ocotillo Wells SVRA
Salton Sea SRA
Mount
San Jacinto
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Picacho SRA
Providence Mountains SRA
Red Rock Canyon SP
Colonel Allensworth SHP
Palomar
Mountain
SP
Los Osos Oaks SNR
Garrapata SP
Humboldt
Redwoods
SP
Grover
Hot Springs
SP
Point Cabrillo
Light Station
SHP
Estero Bluffs SP
California Mining and Mineral Museum
Heber Dunes SVRA
John B. DeWitt Redwoods SNR
Reynolds WC
Refugio SB
La Purísima Mission SHP
Gaviota SP
El Capitán SB
Chumash Painted
Cave SHP
El Presidio de Santa Barbara SHP
Carpinteria SB
Castaic
Lake SRA
Hungry Valley SVRA Antelope Valley
CA Poppy
Reserve SNR
Arthur B. Ripley
Desert Woodland
SP
Saddleback
Butte SP
Antelope Valley
Indian Museum SHP
Carlsbad SB
South Carlsbad SB
Leucadia SB
Moonlight SB
San Elijo SB
Cardiff SB
Torrey Pines SB
Torrey Pines SNR
Old Town San Diego SHP
Silver Strand SB
Border Field SP
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Santa Barbara Island
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King City
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Pittsburg
Benicia
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San Rafael
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Guerneville Calistoga
St Helena
Windsor
Inverness
Sebastopol
Bodega
Sonoma
Glen
Ellen
Healdsburg
Olema
Boulder Creek
Scotts Valley
Ben Lomond
Aptos
Davenport
Pt Reyes Station
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Byron
Concord
Antioch
Walnut Creek
Livermore
Fremont
Pleasanton
Santa Clara
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Gilroy
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Watsonville
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Marina
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Pacific Grove
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Brentwood
Tracy
Westley
Isleton
Suisun
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Locke
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Galt
Elk
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Esparto
Vacaville
Santa Rosa
Fairfield
Napa
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Stockton
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Sonoma Coast SB
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Bothe-Napa Valley SP
Bale Grist Mill SHP
Annadel
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Sugarloaf
Ridge SP
Petaluma
Adobe SHP
Marconi Conference Center
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Sonoma SHP
Olompali
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Samuel P. Taylor SP
China
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Capitol
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Woodland
Opera
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Sutter's
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California State
Capitol Museum
Old Sacramento SHP
Governor's
Mansion
SHP
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Brannan
Island SRA
Franks
Tract SRA
Angel Island SP
Bethany
Reservoir
SRA
Caswell
Memorial
SP
Mount
Diablo
SP
Robert W Crown
Memorial SBCandlestick Point SRA
Thornton SB
San Bruno Mountain SP
Pacifica SB
Gray Whale Cove SB
Montara SB
Point Montara Light Station
Burleigh H. Murray Ranch
Half Moon Bay SB
San Gregorio SB
Pomponio SB
Pescadero SB
Bean Hollow SB
Pigeon Point Light Station Castle
Rock SPAño Nuevo SP
Big Basin Redwoods SP
Butano
SP
Portola
Redwoods SP
Henry Cowell Redwoods SP
Wilder Ranch SP
Lake
Del Valle
SRA
Henry W. Coe SP
New Brighton SB
Seacliff SB
Manresa SB
Sunset SB
Zmudowski SB
Moss Landing SB
Salinas River SB
The Forest of Nisene Marks SP
Santa Cruz Mission SHP
Natural Bridges SB
Twin Lakes SB
Asilomar SB & Conference Grounds®
San Luis
Reservoir
SRA
Pacheco
SP
San Juan
Bautista
SHP
Fremont
Peak SP
Hollister Hills SVRA
Marina SB
Fort Ord Dunes SP
Carmel River SB
Monterey SHP
Monterey
SB
Point Lobos SNR
Leland Stanford
Mansion SHP
California State
Railroad Museum
Robert Louis Stevenson
SP
Austin
Creek
SRA
Kruse Rhododendron
SNR
Salt Point
SP
Jack
London
SHP
State
Indian
Museum
SHP
Carnegie
SVRA
Lighthouse Field SB
Emeryville Crescent SMR* Eastshore State Park SS
Albany SMR*
Tomales Bay SP
Mount Tamalpais SP
Point Sur SHP
Andrew Molera SP
Pfeiffer
Big Sur SP
Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP
Limekiln SP
Garrapata SP
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Barstow CWC
Yucca Valley CWC
Oceanside CWC
Pismo Beach CWC
Oxnard CWC
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ABBREVIATIONS
CWC - California Welcome Center
SB - State Beach
SHM - State Historic Monument
SHP - State Historic Park
SMR - State Marine Reserve
SNR - State Natural Reserve
SP - State Park
SRA - State Recreation Area
SS - State Seashore
SVRA - StateVehicular Recreation Area
WC - Wayside Campground
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PARKS FACILITIES
Admiral William Standley SRA, G2 • (707) 247-3318
Ahjumawi Lava Springs SP, D7 • • • (530) 335-2777
Albany SMR, K3 • (888) 327-2757
Anderson Marsh SHP, I4 • (707) 279-2267
Andrew Molera SP, P3 • • • • • • (831) 667-2315
Angel Island SP, K2 • • • • • • • • (415) 435-5390
Annadel SP, J2 • • • • (707) 539-3911
Año Nuevo SP, M2 • • • • (650) 879-2025
Antelope Valley CA Poppy Preserve SNR, T10 • • • • (661) 946-6092
Antelope Valley Indian Museum SHP, U10 • • • • (661) 946-3055
Anza-Borrego Desert SP®
, X13 • • • • • • • • • (760) 767-5311
Armstrong Redwoods SNR , I2 • • • • (707) 869-2015
Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland SP, T10 • • (661) 946-6092
Asilomar SB & Conference Grounds®
, O3 • • •• • • (831) 646-6440
Auburn SRA , I6 • • • • • (530) 885-4527
Austin Creek SRA, I1 • • (707) 869-9177
Azalea SNR , C2 • (707) 488-2041
Bale Grist Mill SHP, I3 • • •• (707) 942-2236
Bean Hollow SB, M2 • • • • (650) 726-8819
Benbow Lake SRA, F2 • • • • • • • • (707) 923-3238
Benicia Capitol SHP, K3 • • (707) 745-3385
Benicia SRA, K3 • • • • • (707) 648-1911
Bethany Reservoir SRA, L4 • • • • • (209) 532-0150
Bidwell Mansion SHP, G5 • • • • • (530) 895-6144
Bidwell-Sacramento River SP, G5 • • • • • • (530) 342-5185
Big Basin Redwoods SP, M2 • • • • • • • • • • • (831) 338-8860
Bodie SHP, L10 • • • • (760) 647-6445
Bolsa Chica SB, Y5 • • • • • • • • • (714) 846-3460
Border Field SP, Z11 • • • • • (619) 575-3613
Bothe-Napa Valley SP, I3 • • • • • • • (707) 942-4575
Brannan Island SRA, K4 • • • • • • • • • • • (916) 777-6671
Burleigh H. Murray Ranch, L2 • • (650) 726-8819
Burton Creek SP, I8 (530) 525-7232
Butano SP, M2 • • • • (650) 879-2040
Calaveras Big Trees SP, K7 • • • • • • • • (209) 795-2334
California Citrus SHP, X7 • • • • • (951) 780-6222
California State Capitol Museum, J5 • • • • • (916) 324-0333
CaliforniaStateMining&MineralMuseum,M8 • • (209) 742-7625
California State Railroad Museum, J5 • • • • • (916) 445-7387
Candlestick Point SRA, L2 • • • • (415) 671-0145
Cardiff SB, Y11 • • • •
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Carlsbad SB, X11 • • • (760) 438-3143
Carmel River SB, O3 • • (831) 649-2836
Carnegie SVRA, L4 • • • • • • • (925) 447-9027
Carpinteria SB, U7 • • • • • • • • • (805) 968-1033
Caspar Headlands SB, G1 • (707) 937-5804
Caspar Headlands SNR, G1 (707) 937-5804
Castaic Lake SRA, U9 • • • • • •• • • (661) 257-4050
Castle Crags SP, C5 • • • • • (530) 235-2684
Castle Rock SP, M3 • (408) 867-2952
Caswell Memorial SP, L5 • • • • • • (209) 599-3810
Cayucos SB, R5 • • • (805) 781-5930
China Camp SP, K2 • • • • • • • • • (415) 456-0766
Chino Hills SP, X6 • • •• • • (530) 538-2212
Chumash Painted Cave SHP, T7 (805) 733-3713
Clay Pit SVRA , H6 • • (530) 538-2200
Clear Lake SP , H3 • • • • • • • • • • • • (707) 279-2267
Colonel Allensworth SHP, Q8 • • • • • • • • (661) 849-3433
Columbia SHP, L7 • • • • • • • (209) 588-9128
Colusa-Sacramento River SRA, H5 • • • • • • • (530) 458-4927
Corona del Mar SB, Y5 • • • • • (949) 644-3151
Crystal Cove SP, Y5 • • • • • • • • •• • • • (949) 494-3539
Cuyamaca Rancho SP , Y13 • • • • • • • • • • (760) 765-0755
D.L. Bliss SP, J8 • • • • • • • • • (530) 525-7277
Del Norte Coast Redwoods SP, A2 • • • • • • (707) 465-7335
Delta Meadows, J5 (916) 777-7701
Dockweiler SB, X4 •• • • • (310) 322-7036
Doheny SB, Z6 • • • • • • • • • (949) 496-6172
Donner Memorial SP , I8 • • • • • • • • (530) 582-7892
Eastshore State Park SS, K3 • • • (888) 327-2757
Ed Z’berg Sugar Pine Point SP, I8 • • • • • • • • • (530) 525-7982
El Capitán SB, T6 • • • • • • • (805) 968-1033
El Presidio de Santa Barbara SHP, U7 • • • (805) 965-0093
Emerald Bay SP, J8 • • • • • • • (530) 525-7232
Emeryville Crescent SMR, K3 • • • (888) 327-2757
Emma Wood SB, V1 • • • • • • (805) 968-1033
Empire Mine SHP, I7 • • • • (530) 273-8522
Estero Bluffs SP, R5 • (805) 772-7434
Folsom Lake SRA, J6 • • • • • • • • • • (916) 988-0205
Folsom Powerhouse SHP, J6 • • • (916) 988-0205
Fort Humboldt SHP, D2 • • (707) 445-6567
Fort Ord Dunes SP, O3 • (831) 649-2836
Fort Ross SHP, I1 • • • • • • • (707) 847-3286
Fort Tejon SHP, T9 • • • • • • • (661) 248-6692
Franks Tract SRA , K4 (916) 988-0205
Fremont Peak SP, O4 • • • (831) 623-4255
Garrapata SP, P3 • (831) 624-4909
Gaviota SP, T6 • • • • • • • (805) 968-1033
George J. Hatfield SRA, M6 • • • (209) 632-1852
Governor's Mansion SHP, J5 • • (916) 323-3047
Gray Whale Cove SB, L2 •• (650) 726-8819
Great Valley Grasslands SP, M6 • (209) 826-1197
Greenwood SB, H2 • • •• (707) 937-5804
Grizzly Creek Redwoods SP, D2 • • • • • •• (707) 777-3683
Grover Hot Springs SP, J9 • • • • • (530) 694-2248
Half Moon Bay SB, L2 • • • • • • • (650) 726-8819
Harmony Headlands SP, R5 (805) 772-7434
Harry A. Merlo SRA, C2 • (707) 488-2169
Hearst San Simeon SHP,Q5 • • • • • (805) 927-2020
Hearst San Simeon SP, Q5 • • • • • • • (805) 927-2020
Heber Dunes SVRA, Z15 • • (760) 767-5391
Hendy Woods SP, H2 • • • • • • • • •• (707) 895-3141
Henry Cowell Redwoods SP, N3 • • • • • • (831) 335-4598
Henry W. Coe SP, N4 • • • • • • • (408) 779-2728
Hollister Hills SVRA, O4 • • • • • • (831) 637-3874
Humboldt Lagoons SP, C2 • • • •• • (707) 677-3570
Humboldt Redwoods SP, E2 • • • • • • • • • (707) 946-2409
Hungry Valley SVRA, T9 • • • • (661) 248-7007
Huntington SB, Y5 • • • • • • (714) 536-1454
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Indian Grinding Rock SHP, K7 • • • • • • •
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John B. Dewitt Redwoods SNR, E2 •
Jug Handle SNR, G2 •
Julia Pfeiffer Burns SP, Q3 • • •
Kenneth Hahn SRA, X4 • • •
Kings Beach SRA, I9 • • •
Kruse Rhododendron SNR, I1 • • •
La Purísima Mission SHP, T6 • • • •
Lake Del Valle SRA, L4 • • • • • • • • • • •
Lake Oroville SRA, H6 • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Lake Perris SRA, X7 • • • • • •• • • • • • •
Lake Valley SRA, J8 • •
Leland Stanford Mansion SHP, J5 • •
Leo Carrillo SP, W2 • • • • • • • • •
Leucadia SB, Y11 • •
Lighthouse Field SB, N3 • •
Limekiln SP, Q3 • • •
Little River SB, C2 •
Los Angeles SHP, W5 •
Los Encinos SHP, W4 • •
Los Osos Oaks SNR, R5
MacKerricher SP, G2 • • • • • • • •
Mailliard Redwoods SNR, I2
Malakoff Diggins SHP, H7 • • • • • • •
Malibu Creek SP, W3 • • • • • • •
Malibu Lagoon SB, W3 • •
Manchester SP, H2 • • •• • •
Mandalay SB, W2 •
Manresa SB, N3 • • • •
Marconi Conference Center SHP, J2 •• ••
Marina SB, O3 • • •
Marshall Gold Discovery SHP, J7 • • • • • •
McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial SP, D6 • • • • • • • • • • •
McConnell SRA, M6 • • • • • •
McGrath SB, W2 • • • • •
Mendocino Headlands SP, G1 •• • • •
Mendocino Woodlands SP, G2 • • • •
Millerton Lake SRA, N8 • • • • • • • • • •
Mono Lake Tufa SNR , L10 • • • •
Montaña de Oro SP, R5 • •• •• •
Montara SB, L2 • • • •
Monterey SB, O3 • •
Monterey SHP, O3 • ••
Montgomery Woods SNR, H2 • •
Moonlight SB, Y11 • • •
Morro Bay SP, R5 • • • • • • • • • •
Morro Strand SB, R5 •• • •
Moss Landing SB, O3 • •
Mount Diablo SP, L4 • • • • • • • •
Mount San Jacinto SP, W13 • • • • • • • •
Mount Tamalpais SP, K2 • • • • • • • •
Natural Bridges SB, N3 • • •
Navarro River Redwoods SP, H2 • • • •
New Brighton SB, N3 • • • • • • • •
Oceano Dunes SVRA, S5 • • • • • • •
Ocotillo Wells SVRA, Y14 • • • • • • •
Old Sacramento SHP, J5 • • • • •
Old Town San Diego SHP, Z11 • • •
Olompali SHP, K2 • • •
Pacheco SP, N5 • • • •
Pacifica SB, L2 •• •
Palomar Mountain SP, X12 • • • •
Patrick's Point SP, C2 • • • • • • • • •
Pelican SB, A2 • •
Pescadero SB, M2 • • • •
Petaluma Adobe SHP, J2 • • •
Pfeiffer Big Sur SP, P3 • • • • • • • • • •
Picacho SRA, Z16 • • • • • • • •
Pigeon Point Light Station SHP, M2 •• • •
Pío Pico SHP, X5 •
Pismo SB, S5 • • • • • • • • •
Placerita Canyon SP, V4 • • ••
Plumas-Eureka SP, H7 • • • • • • • •
Point Cabrillo Light Station SHP, G1 • • • •
Point Dume SB, W3 • •
Point Lobos SNR, O3 • • • •
Point Montara Light Station, L2 ••
Point Mugu SP, W2 • • • • • • •
Point Sal SB, S5 •
Point Sur SHP, P3 • •
Pomponio SB, M2 • • • •
Portola Redwoods SP, M3 • • • • • • •
Prairie City SVRA, J6 • • • •
Prairie Creek Redwoods SP, B2 • • • • • • •
Providence Mountains SRA, U15 • • • • • •
Railtown 1897 SHP, L7 • • • • •
Red Rock Canyon SP, S10 • • • • • • •
Refugio SB, T6 • • • • • • •
Reynolds WC, E2
Richardson Grove SP, F2 • • • • • • • •
Rio de Los Angeles State Park SRA, W5 • • • • •
Robert W. Crown Memorial SB, L3 • • • • •
Robert H. Meyer Memorial SB, W3 • •
Robert Louis Stevenson SP, I2
Russian Gulch SP, G2 • • • • • • •
Saddleback Butte SP, U11 • • • • • • • •
Salinas River SB, O3 • •
Salt Point SP, I1 • • • • • • •
Salton Sea SRA, X14 • • • • • • • • • • •
Samuel P. Taylor SP, K2 • • • • • • •
San Bruno Mountain SP, L2 • • •
San Buenaventura SB, V2 • • • •
San Clemente SB, Z6 • • • • • • • • •
San Elijo SB, Y11 • • • • • • • • • •
San Gregorio SB, M2 • • • •
San Juan Bautista SHP, O4 • •
San Luis Reservoir SRA, N5 • • • • • • • • •
San Onofre SB, Z6 • • • • • • • •
San Pasqual Battlefield SHP, Y12 • • • •
Santa Cruz Mission SHP, N3 • • •
Santa Monica SB, X4 • •
Santa Susana Pass SHP, W3 •
Schooner Gulch SB, H2 •
Seacliff SB, N3 • • • • • • • •
Shasta SHP, E5 • • •
Silver Strand SB, Z11 • • • • •
Silverwood Lake SRA, W7 • • • • • • • • • • • • •
Sinkyone Wilderness SP, F2 • • • • • •
Smithe Redwoods SNR, F2 • •
Sonoma Coast SP, J1 • • • • • • • •
Sonoma SHP, J3 • • • •
South Carlsbad SB, Y11 • • • • • • • • • •
South Yuba River SP, H6 • • • • •
Standish-Hickey SRA, F2 • • • • • •
State Indian Museum SHP, J5 • ••
Sugarloaf Ridge SP, J3 • • • • • •
Sunset SB, N3 • • • • • •
Sutter's Fort SHP, J5 • • •
Tahoe SRA, I8 • • •
The Forest of Nisene Marks SP, N3 • • •
Thornton SB, L3
Tolowa Dunes SP, A2 •• • • •
Tomales Bay SP, J1 • • • • •
Tomo-Kahni SHP, S10
Topanga SP, W3 • • • • •
Torrey Pines SB, Y11 • • • •
Torrey Pines SNR, Y11 • • • •
Trinidad SB, C2 • • •
Tule Elk SNR , S8 • • •
Turlock Lake SRA, M7 • • • • • • •
Twin Lakes SB, N3 • •
Van Damme SP, G2 • • • • • • •
Washoe Meadows SP, J8
Wassama Round House SHP, M8 •
Watts Towers of Simon Rodia SHP, X4
Weaverville Joss House SHP, D4 • •
Westport-Union Landing SB, F2 •• • •
Wilder Ranch SP, N3 • • • • •
Will Rogers SB, X4 • • • ••
Will Rogers SHP, W4 • • •
William B. Ide Adobe SHP, F5 • • • • •
Woodland Opera House SHP, I4 •
Woodson Bridge SRA, G5 •• • • •
Zmudowski SB, O3 • •
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desert, mountain ranges, freshwater lakes and lush forests. Both the highest and lowest points
in the contiguous United States are in California: Mt. Whitney with an elevation of 14,505 feet
and Death Valley at 282 feet below sea level. Check out the Road Trip Tips section included here
before you start exploring!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTER LOCATIONS:
Alpine, Anderson, Auburn, Bartstow, Buena
Park, El Dorado Hills, Mammoth Lakes,
Merced, Oceanside, Oxnard, Pismo
Beach, Salinas, San Francisco, San
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Yreka, Yucca Valley
Go to visitcalifornia.com
for more information.
Park hours and amenities are subject to change.
Always check directly with the park for the most
up-to-date information.
EXPLORE THE GOLDEN STATE!
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,X13•••••••••(760)767-5311
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CastaicLakeSRA,U9•••••••••(661)257-4050
CastleCragsSP,C5•••••(530)235-2684
CastleRockSP,M3•(408)867-2952
CaswellMemorialSP,L5••••••(209)599-3810
CayucosSB,R5•••(805)781-5930
ChinaCampSP,K2•••••••••(415)456-0766
ChinoHillsSP,X6••••••(530)538-2212
ChumashPaintedCaveSHP,T7(805)733-3713
ClayPitSVRA,H6••(530)538-2200
ClearLakeSP,H3••••••••••••(707)279-2267
ColonelAllensworthSHP,Q8••••••••(661)849-3433
ColumbiaSHP,L7•••••••(209)588-9128
Colusa-SacramentoRiverSRA,H5•••••••(530)458-4927
CoronadelMarSB,Y5•••••(949)644-3151
CrystalCoveSP,Y5•••••••••••••(949)494-3539
CuyamacaRanchoSP,Y13••••••••••(760)765-0755
D.L.BlissSP,J8•••••••••(530)525-7277
DelNorteCoastRedwoodsSP,A2••••••(707)465-7335
DeltaMeadows,J5(916)777-7701
DockweilerSB,X4•••••(310)322-7036
DohenySB,Z6•••••••••(949)496-6172
DonnerMemorialSP,I8••••••••(530)582-7892
EastshoreStateParkSS,K3•••(888)327-2757
EdZ’bergSugarPinePointSP,I8•••••••••(530)525-7982
ElCapitánSB,T6•••••••(805)968-1033
ElPresidiodeSantaBarbaraSHP,U7•••(805)965-0093
EmeraldBaySP,J8•••••••(530)525-7232
EmeryvilleCrescentSMR,K3•••(888)327-2757
EmmaWoodSB,V1••••••(805)968-1033
EmpireMineSHP,I7••••(530)273-8522
EsteroBluffsSP,R5•(805)772-7434
FolsomLakeSRA,J6••••••••••(916)988-0205
FolsomPowerhouseSHP,J6•••(916)988-0205
FortHumboldtSHP,D2••(707)445-6567
FortOrdDunesSP,O3•(831)649-2836
FortRossSHP,I1•••••••(707)847-3286
FortTejonSHP,T9•••••••(661)248-6692
FranksTractSRA,K4(916)988-0205
FremontPeakSP,O4•••(831)623-4255
GarrapataSP,P3•(831)624-4909
GaviotaSP,T6•••••••(805)968-1033
GeorgeJ.HatfieldSRA,M6•••(209)632-1852
Governor'sMansionSHP,J5••(916)323-3047
GrayWhaleCoveSB,L2••(650)726-8819
GreatValleyGrasslandsSP,M6•(209)826-1197
GreenwoodSB,H2••••(707)937-5804
GrizzlyCreekRedwoodsSP,D2•••••••(707)777-3683
GroverHotSpringsSP,J9•••••(530)694-2248
HalfMoonBaySB,L2•••••••(650)726-8819
HarmonyHeadlandsSP,R5(805)772-7434
HarryA.MerloSRA,C2•(707)488-2169
HearstSanSimeonSHP,Q5•••••(805)927-2020
HearstSanSimeonSP,Q5•••••••(805)927-2020
HeberDunesSVRA,Z15••(760)767-5391
HendyWoodsSP,H2••••••••••(707)895-3141
HenryCowellRedwoodsSP,N3••••••(831)335-4598
HenryW.CoeSP,N4•••••••(408)779-2728
HollisterHillsSVRA,O4••••••(831)637-3874
HumboldtLagoonsSP,C2••••••(707)677-3570
HumboldtRedwoodsSP,E2•••••••••(707)946-2409
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LighthouseFieldSB,N3••
LimekilnSP,Q3•••
LittleRiverSB,C2•
LosAngelesSHP,W5•
LosEncinosSHP,W4••
LosOsosOaksSNR,R5
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MailliardRedwoodsSNR,I2
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MalibuLagoonSB,W3••
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ManresaSB,N3••••
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MonoLakeTufaSNR,L10••••
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MossLandingSB,O3••
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NaturalBridgesSB,N3•••
NavarroRiverRedwoodsSP,H2••••
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OceanoDunesSVRA,S5•••••••
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OldSacramentoSHP,J5•••••
OldTownSanDiegoSHP,Z11•••
OlompaliSHP,K2•••
PachecoSP,N5••••
PacificaSB,L2•••
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Patrick'sPointSP,C2•••••••••
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PescaderoSB,M2••••
PetalumaAdobeSHP,J2•••
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PigeonPointLightStationSHP,M2••••
PíoPicoSHP,X5•
PismoSB,S5•••••••••
PlaceritaCanyonSP,V4••••
Plumas-EurekaSP,H7••••••••
PointCabrilloLightStationSHP,G1••••
PointDumeSB,W3••
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PomponioSB,M2••••
PortolaRedwoodsSP,M3•••••••
PrairieCitySVRA,J6••••
PrairieCreekRedwoodsSP,B2•••••••
ProvidenceMountainsSRA,U15••••••
Railtown1897SHP,L7•••••
RedRockCanyonSP,S10•••••••
RefugioSB,T6•••••••
ReynoldsWC,E2
RichardsonGroveSP,F2••••••••
RiodeLosAngelesStateParkSRA,W5•••••
RobertW.CrownMemorialSB,L3•••••
RobertH.MeyerMemorialSB,W3••
RobertLouisStevensonSP,I2
RussianGulchSP,G2•••••••
SaddlebackButteSP,U11••••••••
SalinasRiverSB,O3••
SaltPointSP,I1•••••••
SaltonSeaSRA,X14•••••••••••
SamuelP.TaylorSP,K2•••••••
SanBrunoMountainSP,L2•••
SanBuenaventuraSB,V2••••
SanClementeSB,Z6•••••••••
SanElijoSB,Y11••••••••••
SanGregorioSB,M2••••
SanJuanBautistaSHP,O4••
SanLuisReservoirSRA,N5•••••••••
SanOnofreSB,Z6••••••••
SanPasqualBattlefieldSHP,Y12••••
SantaCruzMissionSHP,N3•••
SantaMonicaSB,X4••
SantaSusanaPassSHP,W3•
SchoonerGulchSB,H2•
SeacliffSB,N3••••••••
ShastaSHP,E5•••
SilverStrandSB,Z11•••••
SilverwoodLakeSRA,W7•••••••••••••
SinkyoneWildernessSP,F2••••••
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SonomaCoastSP,J1••••••••
SonomaSHP,J3••••
SouthCarlsbadSB,Y11••••••••••
SouthYubaRiverSP,H6•••••
Standish-HickeySRA,F2••••••
StateIndianMuseumSHP,J5•••
SugarloafRidgeSP,J3••••••
SunsetSB,N3••••••
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TahoeSRA,I8•••
TheForestofNiseneMarksSP,N3•••
ThorntonSB,L3
TolowaDunesSP,A2•••••
TomalesBaySP,J1•••••
Tomo-KahniSHP,S10
TopangaSP,W3•••••
TorreyPinesSB,Y11••••
TorreyPinesSNR,Y11••••
TrinidadSB,C2•••
TuleElkSNR,S8•••
TurlockLakeSRA,M7•••••••
TwinLakesSB,N3••
VanDammeSP,G2•••••••
WashoeMeadowsSP,J8
WassamaRoundHouseSHP,M8•
WattsTowersofSimonRodiaSHP,X4
WeavervilleJossHouseSHP,D4••
Westport-UnionLandingSB,F2••••
WilderRanchSP,N3•••••
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WillRogersSHP,W4•••
WilliamB.IdeAdobeSHP,F5•••••
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ZmudowskiSB,O3••
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AsthemostpopulousstateintheU.S.,andthethirdlargestbyarea,Californiaboastsa
uniquelydiversegeography.Thealmostlimitlessdestinationsincludemilesofcoastline,high
desert,mountainranges,freshwaterlakesandlushforests.Boththehighestandlowestpoints
inthecontiguousUnitedStatesareinCalifornia:Mt.Whitneywithanelevationof14,505feet
andDeathValleyat282feetbelowsealevel.CheckouttheRoadTripTipssectionincludedhere
beforeyoustartexploring!
CALIFORNIAWELCOMECENTERLOCATIONS:
Alpine,Anderson,Auburn,Bartstow,Buena
Park,ElDoradoHills,MammothLakes,
Merced,Oceanside,Oxnard,Pismo
Beach,Salinas,SanFrancisco,San
Mateo,SantaRosa,Truckee,
Yreka,YuccaValley
Gotovisitcalifornia.com
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KEEP IT CLEAN: A garbage bag will prevent clutter from accumulating at your
feet. Keep wipes and paper towels handy for those inevitable spills and messes.
Create zones in the car to keep things organized and easy to find.
STAY HEALTHY: Keep a cooler filled with ice, water and fresh food, or stop at a
local farmer’s market so you don’t rely on fast food. Get out of the car and do
some physical exercise every day.
MAP IT OUT: Record your journey on an atlas or map. This is a great way for kids
to learn an important skill and GPS isn’t always available!
WISH YOU WERE HERE: Write a blog from the road or post travel updates on
social media to share this special experience with your friends and family.
...ON THE ROAD
COVER UP: Make sure your auto insurance and
registration are up-to-date. Visit geico.com for a free
quote and to enroll in their Emergency Road Service plan.
BEFORE YOU GO...
STAY IN TUNE: Take your car for a thorough
check-up and make sure everything is in working order.
THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT! Numerous apps designed for
the 21st-century road trip can help you save money on gas
(Gas Buddy), avoid traffic and tolls (iExit), teach you how to
fix a flat tire (Breakdown Lane) and find the best local
attractions and restaurants (Roadside America).
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT: Burn DVDs with music, comedy,
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ZmudowskiSB
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TheForestofNiseneMarksSP
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AsilomarSB&ConferenceGrounds®
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MansionSHP
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AndersonCWC
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BarstowCWC
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ABBREVIATIONS
CWC-CaliforniaWelcomeCenter
SB-StateBeach
SHM-StateHistoricMonument
SHP-StateHistoricPark
SMR-StateMarineReserve
SNR-StateNaturalReserve
SP-StatePark
SRA-StateRecreationArea
SS-StateSeashore
SVRA-StateVehicularRecreationArea
WC-WaysideCampground
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AdmiralWilliamStandleySRA,G2•(707)247-3318
AhjumawiLavaSpringsSP,D7•••(530)335-2777
AlbanySMR,K3•(888)327-2757
AndersonMarshSHP,I4•(707)279-2267
AndrewMoleraSP,P3••••••(831)667-2315
AngelIslandSP,K2••••••••(415)435-5390
AnnadelSP,J2••••(707)539-3911
AñoNuevoSP,M2••••(650)879-2025
AntelopeValleyCAPoppyPreserveSNR,T10••••(661)946-6092
AntelopeValleyIndianMuseumSHP,U10••••(661)946-3055
Anza-BorregoDesertSP®
,X13•••••••••(760)767-5311
ArmstrongRedwoodsSNR,I2••••(707)869-2015
ArthurB.RipleyDesertWoodlandSP,T10••(661)946-6092
AsilomarSB&ConferenceGrounds®
,O3••••••(831)646-6440
AuburnSRA,I6•••••(530)885-4527
AustinCreekSRA,I1••(707)869-9177
AzaleaSNR,C2•(707)488-2041
BaleGristMillSHP,I3••••(707)942-2236
BeanHollowSB,M2••••(650)726-8819
BenbowLakeSRA,F2••••••••(707)923-3238
BeniciaCapitolSHP,K3••(707)745-3385
BeniciaSRA,K3•••••(707)648-1911
BethanyReservoirSRA,L4•••••(209)532-0150
BidwellMansionSHP,G5•••••(530)895-6144
Bidwell-SacramentoRiverSP,G5••••••(530)342-5185
BigBasinRedwoodsSP,M2•••••••••••(831)338-8860
BodieSHP,L10••••(760)647-6445
BolsaChicaSB,Y5•••••••••(714)846-3460
BorderFieldSP,Z11•••••(619)575-3613
Bothe-NapaValleySP,I3•••••••(707)942-4575
BrannanIslandSRA,K4•••••••••••(916)777-6671
BurleighH.MurrayRanch,L2••(650)726-8819
BurtonCreekSP,I8(530)525-7232
ButanoSP,M2••••(650)879-2040
CalaverasBigTreesSP,K7••••••••(209)795-2334
CaliforniaCitrusSHP,X7•••••(951)780-6222
CaliforniaStateCapitolMuseum,J5•••••(916)324-0333
CaliforniaStateMining&MineralMuseum,M8••(209)742-7625
CaliforniaStateRailroadMuseum,J5•••••(916)445-7387
CandlestickPointSRA,L2••••(415)671-0145
CardiffSB,Y11••••
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(760)753-5091
CarlsbadSB,X11•••(760)438-3143
CarmelRiverSB,O3••(831)649-2836
CarnegieSVRA,L4•••••••(925)447-9027
CarpinteriaSB,U7•••••••••(805)968-1033
CasparHeadlandsSB,G1•(707)937-5804
CasparHeadlandsSNR,G1(707)937-5804
CastaicLakeSRA,U9•••••••••(661)257-4050
CastleCragsSP,C5•••••(530)235-2684
CastleRockSP,M3•(408)867-2952
CaswellMemorialSP,L5••••••(209)599-3810
CayucosSB,R5•••(805)781-5930
ChinaCampSP,K2•••••••••(415)456-0766
ChinoHillsSP,X6••••••(530)538-2212
ChumashPaintedCaveSHP,T7(805)733-3713
ClayPitSVRA,H6••(530)538-2200
ClearLakeSP,H3••••••••••••(707)279-2267
ColonelAllensworthSHP,Q8••••••••(661)849-3433
ColumbiaSHP,L7•••••••(209)588-9128
Colusa-SacramentoRiverSRA,H5•••••••(530)458-4927
CoronadelMarSB,Y5•••••(949)644-3151
CrystalCoveSP,Y5•••••••••••••(949)494-3539
CuyamacaRanchoSP,Y13••••••••••(760)765-0755
D.L.BlissSP,J8•••••••••(530)525-7277
DelNorteCoastRedwoodsSP,A2••••••(707)465-7335
DeltaMeadows,J5(916)777-7701
DockweilerSB,X4•••••(310)322-7036
DohenySB,Z6•••••••••(949)496-6172
DonnerMemorialSP,I8••••••••(530)582-7892
EastshoreStateParkSS,K3•••(888)327-2757
EdZ’bergSugarPinePointSP,I8•••••••••(530)525-7982
ElCapitánSB,T6•••••••(805)968-1033
ElPresidiodeSantaBarbaraSHP,U7•••(805)965-0093
EmeraldBaySP,J8•••••••(530)525-7232
EmeryvilleCrescentSMR,K3•••(888)327-2757
EmmaWoodSB,V1••••••(805)968-1033
EmpireMineSHP,I7••••(530)273-8522
EsteroBluffsSP,R5•(805)772-7434
FolsomLakeSRA,J6••••••••••(916)988-0205
FolsomPowerhouseSHP,J6•••(916)988-0205
FortHumboldtSHP,D2••(707)445-6567
FortOrdDunesSP,O3•(831)649-2836
FortRossSHP,I1•••••••(707)847-3286
FortTejonSHP,T9•••••••(661)248-6692
FranksTractSRA,K4(916)988-0205
FremontPeakSP,O4•••(831)623-4255
GarrapataSP,P3•(831)624-4909
GaviotaSP,T6•••••••(805)968-1033
GeorgeJ.HatfieldSRA,M6•••(209)632-1852
Governor'sMansionSHP,J5••(916)323-3047
GrayWhaleCoveSB,L2••(650)726-8819
GreatValleyGrasslandsSP,M6•(209)826-1197
GreenwoodSB,H2••••(707)937-5804
GrizzlyCreekRedwoodsSP,D2•••••••(707)777-3683
GroverHotSpringsSP,J9•••••(530)694-2248
HalfMoonBaySB,L2•••••••(650)726-8819
HarmonyHeadlandsSP,R5(805)772-7434
HarryA.MerloSRA,C2•(707)488-2169
HearstSanSimeonSHP,Q5•••••(805)927-2020
HearstSanSimeonSP,Q5•••••••(805)927-2020
HeberDunesSVRA,Z15••(760)767-5391
HendyWoodsSP,H2••••••••••(707)895-3141
HenryCowellRedwoodsSP,N3••••••(831)335-4598
HenryW.CoeSP,N4•••••••(408)779-2728
HollisterHillsSVRA,O4••••••(831)637-3874
HumboldtLagoonsSP,C2••••••(707)677-3570
HumboldtRedwoodsSP,E2•••••••••(707)946-2409
HungryValleySVRA,T9••••(661)248-7007
HuntingtonSB,Y5••••••(714)536-1454
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IndianGrindingRockSHP,K7•••••••
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JohnB.DewittRedwoodsSNR,E2•
JugHandleSNR,G2•
JuliaPfeifferBurnsSP,Q3•••
KennethHahnSRA,X4•••
KingsBeachSRA,I9•••
KruseRhododendronSNR,I1•••
LaPurísimaMissionSHP,T6••••
LakeDelValleSRA,L4•••••••••••
LakeOrovilleSRA,H6•••••••••••••
LakePerrisSRA,X7•••••••••••••
LakeValleySRA,J8••
LelandStanfordMansionSHP,J5••
LeoCarrilloSP,W2•••••••••
LeucadiaSB,Y11••
LighthouseFieldSB,N3••
LimekilnSP,Q3•••
LittleRiverSB,C2•
LosAngelesSHP,W5•
LosEncinosSHP,W4••
LosOsosOaksSNR,R5
MacKerricherSP,G2••••••••
MailliardRedwoodsSNR,I2
MalakoffDigginsSHP,H7•••••••
MalibuCreekSP,W3•••••••
MalibuLagoonSB,W3••
ManchesterSP,H2••••••
MandalaySB,W2•
ManresaSB,N3••••
MarconiConferenceCenterSHP,J2••••
MarinaSB,O3•••
MarshallGoldDiscoverySHP,J7••••••
McArthur-BurneyFallsMemorialSP,D6•••••••••••
McConnellSRA,M6••••••
McGrathSB,W2•••••
MendocinoHeadlandsSP,G1•••••
MendocinoWoodlandsSP,G2••••
MillertonLakeSRA,N8••••••••••
MonoLakeTufaSNR,L10••••
MontañadeOroSP,R5••••••
MontaraSB,L2••••
MontereySB,O3••
MontereySHP,O3•••
MontgomeryWoodsSNR,H2••
MoonlightSB,Y11•••
MorroBaySP,R5••••••••••
MorroStrandSB,R5••••
MossLandingSB,O3••
MountDiabloSP,L4••••••••
MountSanJacintoSP,W13••••••••
MountTamalpaisSP,K2••••••••
NaturalBridgesSB,N3•••
NavarroRiverRedwoodsSP,H2••••
NewBrightonSB,N3••••••••
OceanoDunesSVRA,S5•••••••
OcotilloWellsSVRA,Y14•••••••
OldSacramentoSHP,J5•••••
OldTownSanDiegoSHP,Z11•••
OlompaliSHP,K2•••
PachecoSP,N5••••
PacificaSB,L2•••
PalomarMountainSP,X12••••
Patrick'sPointSP,C2•••••••••
PelicanSB,A2••
PescaderoSB,M2••••
PetalumaAdobeSHP,J2•••
PfeifferBigSurSP,P3••••••••••
PicachoSRA,Z16••••••••
PigeonPointLightStationSHP,M2••••
PíoPicoSHP,X5•
PismoSB,S5•••••••••
PlaceritaCanyonSP,V4••••
Plumas-EurekaSP,H7••••••••
PointCabrilloLightStationSHP,G1••••
PointDumeSB,W3••
PointLobosSNR,O3••••
PointMontaraLightStation,L2••
PointMuguSP,W2•••••••
PointSalSB,S5•
PointSurSHP,P3••
PomponioSB,M2••••
PortolaRedwoodsSP,M3•••••••
PrairieCitySVRA,J6••••
PrairieCreekRedwoodsSP,B2•••••••
ProvidenceMountainsSRA,U15••••••
Railtown1897SHP,L7•••••
RedRockCanyonSP,S10•••••••
RefugioSB,T6•••••••
ReynoldsWC,E2
RichardsonGroveSP,F2••••••••
RiodeLosAngelesStateParkSRA,W5•••••
RobertW.CrownMemorialSB,L3•••••
RobertH.MeyerMemorialSB,W3••
RobertLouisStevensonSP,I2
RussianGulchSP,G2•••••••
SaddlebackButteSP,U11••••••••
SalinasRiverSB,O3••
SaltPointSP,I1•••••••
SaltonSeaSRA,X14•••••••••••
SamuelP.TaylorSP,K2•••••••
SanBrunoMountainSP,L2•••
SanBuenaventuraSB,V2••••
SanClementeSB,Z6•••••••••
SanElijoSB,Y11••••••••••
SanGregorioSB,M2••••
SanJuanBautistaSHP,O4••
SanLuisReservoirSRA,N5•••••••••
SanOnofreSB,Z6••••••••
SanPasqualBattlefieldSHP,Y12••••
SantaCruzMissionSHP,N3•••
SantaMonicaSB,X4••
SantaSusanaPassSHP,W3•
SchoonerGulchSB,H2•
SeacliffSB,N3••••••••
ShastaSHP,E5•••
SilverStrandSB,Z11•••••
SilverwoodLakeSRA,W7•••••••••••••
SinkyoneWildernessSP,F2••••••
SmitheRedwoodsSNR,F2••
SonomaCoastSP,J1••••••••
SonomaSHP,J3••••
SouthCarlsbadSB,Y11••••••••••
SouthYubaRiverSP,H6•••••
Standish-HickeySRA,F2••••••
StateIndianMuseumSHP,J5•••
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SunsetSB,N3••••••
Sutter'sFortSHP,J5•••
TahoeSRA,I8•••
TheForestofNiseneMarksSP,N3•••
ThorntonSB,L3
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TomalesBaySP,J1•••••
Tomo-KahniSHP,S10
TopangaSP,W3•••••
TorreyPinesSB,Y11••••
TorreyPinesSNR,Y11••••
TrinidadSB,C2•••
TuleElkSNR,S8•••
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TwinLakesSB,N3••
VanDammeSP,G2•••••••
WashoeMeadowsSP,J8
WassamaRoundHouseSHP,M8•
WattsTowersofSimonRodiaSHP,X4
WeavervilleJossHouseSHP,D4••
Westport-UnionLandingSB,F2••••
WilderRanchSP,N3•••••
WillRogersSB,X4•••••
WillRogersSHP,W4•••
WilliamB.IdeAdobeSHP,F5•••••
WoodlandOperaHouseSHP,I4•
WoodsonBridgeSRA,G5•••••
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AsthemostpopulousstateintheU.S.,andthethirdlargestbyarea,Californiaboastsa
uniquelydiversegeography.Thealmostlimitlessdestinationsincludemilesofcoastline,high
desert,mountainranges,freshwaterlakesandlushforests.Boththehighestandlowestpoints
inthecontiguousUnitedStatesareinCalifornia:Mt.Whitneywithanelevationof14,505feet
andDeathValleyat282feetbelowsealevel.CheckouttheRoadTripTipssectionincludedhere
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KEEP IT CLEAN: A garbage bag will prevent clutter from accumulating at your
feet. Keep wipes and paper towels handy for those inevitable spills and messes.
Create zones in the car to keep things organized and easy to find.
STAY HEALTHY: Keep a cooler filled with ice, water and fresh food, or stop at a
local farmer’s market so you don’t rely on fast food. Get out of the car and do
some physical exercise every day.
MAP IT OUT: Record your journey on an atlas or map. This is a great way for kids
to learn an important skill and GPS isn’t always available!
WISH YOU WERE HERE: Write a blog from the road or post travel updates on
social media to share this special experience with your friends and family.
...ON THE ROAD
COVER UP: Make sure your auto insurance and
registration are up-to-date. Visit geico.com for a free
quote and to enroll in their Emergency Road Service plan.
BEFORE YOU GO...
STAY IN TUNE: Take your car for a thorough
check-up and make sure everything is in working order.
THERE’S AN APP FOR THAT! Numerous apps designed for
the 21st-century road trip can help you save money on gas
(Gas Buddy), avoid traffic and tolls (iExit), teach you how to
fix a flat tire (Breakdown Lane) and find the best local
attractions and restaurants (Roadside America).
THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT: Burn DVDs with music, comedy,
podcasts and books so you don’t use up the power on your
electronic devices. Subscribe to a satellite radio station for
even more choices.
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We encourage you to practice Leave No Trace
when visiting your park or any outdoor trail
or area. It is easy to do and allows others to
enjoy the park, including animals that call
it home.
THE LEAVE NO TRACE PRINCIPLES ARE:
• Plan Ahead and Prepare
• Travel and Camp on Durable Surfaces
• Dispose of Waste Properly
• Leave What You Find
• Minimize Campfire Impacts
• Respect Wildlife
• Be Considerate of
Other Visitors
To learn more, visit
LNT.org
HIKING
The California Coastal Trail is a network of public trails
for walkers, bikers, equestrians and wheelchair riders that
covers 1,200 miles of California coastline. The trail is almost
complete and will ultimately extend all the way from Oregon
to Mexico! Visit coastwalk.org for more information.
BIRD WATCHING
Bring along your binoculars, field guide and birding checklist.
California is home to 641 recorded bird species, with many living in
protected habitat areas. Find a birding club to get more information
on where to spot year-round dwellers or to find out when migrating
species are passing through.
MOUNTAIN BIKING
No matter your experience or skill level, there are mountain bike trails
throughout California’s parks that promise fun and adventure. Some are
challenging, single-track trails that wind through the mountains, while others
are more gentle double-track trails suited to families or beginners.
GEOCACHING
Many California parks offer this fun, treasure-hunting activity in which hidden containers,
known as geocaches, are found using a hand-held GPS for navigation. Check online sources
for locations and regulations.
FISHING
Whether you prefer fly fishing in a mountain river or stream, fishing from a boat on a lake,
ocean fishing or casting from shore, California has the perfect spot. Always inquire at each
location about fishing licenses and other regulations.
BOATING
Many parks offer boat ramp access, boat campsites and other
amenities for sailing and paddling. Check the grid on the
reverse side of this map to see which state parks offer these
facilities. Always remember to wear a lifejacket.
CAMPING
California has a camping location to suit every taste, from beach to
mountain, from desert to forest. Accommodations run the gamut too,
from primitive sites with no amenites, to rustic cabin rentals, and everything in
between. Visit reserveamerica.com for location listings.
OHV
California’s extensive Off-Highway Vehicle trails can accomodate ATVs, dirt bikes, sand rails,
recreational utility vehicles, go carts, jeeps and 4x4s. Some have obstacle course areas
and professionally-designed motocross tracks. For locations, permits and other important
information, visit ohv.parks.ca.gov.
FUN STATE FACTS
• Sequoia National Park is home to the largest living tree. Its trunk is 102 feet in
circumference!
• There are approximately 500,000 detectable seismic tremors in California annually.
• The state motto is “Eureka!”, a Greek word that translates as “I have found it!” The motto
was adopted in 1840 and relates to the discovery of gold in the Sierra Nevada.
• The first motion picture theater opened in Los Angeles on April 2, 1902.
• Death Valley is the lowest, hottest and driest place in the United States. An air temperature
of 134° F, recorded in 1913, remains a record.
• The first official surfing contest took place at Corona Del Mar 1928.
• In 1922, beach volleyball was first played in Santa Monica.
DESERT
Joshua Tree National Park, at almost 800,000 acres, is formed by
the union of two deserts: The Colorado Desert (low) in the eastern
half of the park and the Mojave (high) in the western half. The park
is named for the unusual tree that grows there, which serves as an
important source of food and shelter for birds, mammals, reptiles
and insects. Ancient rock formations throughout the park provide
great climbing opportunities for both experts and novices. Hiking,
camping and stargazing are other popular activities here.
MOUNTAIN
Mammoth Mountain, in the Sierra Nevada Mountain Range, reaches
a height of 11,059 feet. The ski resort has 3,500 acres of skiable
terrain and one of the longest ski seasons, which runs from November
to June. In the summer months, enjoy fishing in one of the lakes,
mountain biking or hiking throughout the many trails, or paying a
visit to Bodie State Historic Park, a genuine gold mining ghost town.
FOREST
Mariposa Grove, located in the southernmost part of Yosemite
National Park, is the largest grove of Giant Sequoias in the park,
with several hundred mature trees. Two of the trees are among
the 30 largest Giant Sequoias in the world. The oldest tree in the
grove is named Grizzly Giant and is somewhere between 1900- and
2400-years-old. The Mariposa Grove Museum is accessible only by
foot, or by the one-hour tram tour of the Grove (open May through
September).
OCEAN
Located in Monterey County at the north end of Big Sur, Point Lobos
State Natural Reserve includes headlands, coves, rolling meadows
and great views of the sea. The rich, offshore habitat is popular
with divers. Tour the Whaler’s Cabin Museum or look for seals, sea lions, sea
otters, seabirds and migrating gray whales (December to May).
Huntington Beach, aka “Surf City” thanks to its consistent, year-round swells,
is the quintessential Southern California beach town. If you’re not up for riding
the waves, you can check out the surfers along miles of sandy beach. The U.S.
Open of Surfing takes place in the summer. At the International Surfing Museum
downtown you can learn all about the history of the sport.
The signs in Malibu boast the city’s “27 miles of scenic beauty.” With breathtaking
beaches like Surfrider, Point Dume and Leo Carrillo State Beach and Park, you’ll
understand why. Take in some culture after your beachcombing with a visit to the
Getty Villa; its renowned collection of Greek and Roman antiquities is housed in a
replica of an actual villa.
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
There are 18 Welcome Centers located throughout
California that offer valuable information and services for travelers. You can also
find them online at visitcalifornia.com.
PETS IN PARKS
Make sure you always clean up after your dog and keep it on a 6-foot leash.
It’s a good idea to call the park in advance to see if pets are allowed and if
restrictions apply. All vaccinations must be current.
VOLUNTEER PROGRAMS
Volunteering at a park is a great way to give back. Volunteers help
preservation efforts by cleaning up shorelines and campsites,
maintaining trails and more. Call the park directly for more
information.
VISITORS WITH DISABILITIES
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires that all public
buildings be wheelchair accessible with accessible restrooms.
Call park destinations in advance for specific information.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS
Year-round programs include Junior Rangers, Campfire
Programs, Guided Hikes, Nature Walks, Ranger Buddies and
more. Check with your local park to find out what they offer.
AQUATIC SAFETY
Lifeguard service can be limited along some portions of the
coast. Only swim when a lifeguard is present, and make sure
to ask about conditions before you go in the water, as these
can change quickly.
WHALE WATCHING
Each December to May, visitors may witness one of nature’s most
magnificent sites: the migration of the gray whale, Calfornia’s
official marine mammal. Whale-watching boat rides are offered all
along the coast. Search online for locations.
...TO THE BEAUTY OF CALIFORNIA!
California has it all – from sandy beaches to rugged
mountains, from expansive deserts to lush forests.
There’s no other place like it!
CALIFORNIA WELCOME CENTERS
California Welcome Centers are California’s
Official State Visitor Centers. They offer valuable
information and services for today’s traveler.
Enhance your trip experience with assistance
from the experts at any of our eighteen
locations throughout the Golden State.
Hope to see you soon! Go to
visitcalifornia.com for more
information.
Wildlife in California is as diverse as the
Golden State itself!
CALIFORNIA SEA LION
These protected animals are easily
observed–and heard!–at beaches
and docks throughout California.
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear is common in the Coast
Ranges, Sierra Nevada and Transverse
Ranges below 8,000 feet.
CALFORNIA CONDOR
These are the largest birds in North America
with a wingspan of more than 9 feet. They
are known to roost in The Redwoods.
ABUNDANT WILDLIFE10 hiking essent
ials!
• Appropriate footwear
• Map and compass/GPS
• Extra food
• Extra water and a way to purify it
• Rain gear and extra
clothing
• First-aid kit
• Safety items: matches
or a lighter, a light and
a whistle
• Knife or multi-purpose tool
• Sunscreen and sunglasses
• Daypack/backpack
WHARFS, PIERS & BOARDWALKS
With their distinct charms, these historic, seaside structures offer a unique way to
experience the beauty and variety of the California coast.
Santa Monica Pier
This popular destination for tourists and locals is home to an amusement park,
restaurants and an aquarium. Test your strength on the equipment at nearby Muscle
Beach, Venice, made famous by bodybuilders.
Stearns Wharf, Santa Barbara
Built in 1872, California’s oldest working wharf is the perfect place to watch fishing
boats bring in their daily catch. Sample the fresh seafood and local wine at one of
the restaurants as you take in the spectacular ocean and mountain views.
Santa Cruz Boardwalk and Municipal Wharf
Experience the bustle and activity of the Boardwalk amusement park, or relax at the
The Wharf, a tranquil spot where you can observe sea lions frolicking in the water
below.
Newport Beach Pier
Set along the picturesque Newport Peninsula in Orange County, you can fish right
off the Pier, or play skee ball and ride the Ferris Wheel at the Balboa Fun Zone
located a little farther south.
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