REDWOOD COAST TRAIL NETWORK
For All of Us
The Redwood Coast Trail Network project is poised to be a transformative force for the counties of Del Norte, Humbodlt, Mendocino and Lake, contributing to community well-being, economic vitality, and environmental sustainability in the region. By strategically implementing the outlined goals and strategies, the initiative is positioned to create a lasting positive impact on the Redwood Coast.
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Redwood Coast Trails
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Residents Within 2 miles of trails
Miles of Trails
Yearly Revenue of California Trails
Overview
The Redwood Coast Trails project is an initiative to develop a regional trail network of connecting communities, parks, cultural sites, and existing trail systems in Del Norte, Humbodlt, Mendocino and Lake counties. 90% of these residents will be with in 2 miles of a trail. This transformative project seeks to enhance the overall quality of life in the region by fostering recreation, active transportation, and community wellbeing while addressing health disparities, promoting environmental sustainability, and boosting the regional economy.
Area
The Redwood Coast Trails area, located along the northern California coastline, is renowned for its stunning natural beauty and ancient redwood forests. This region encompasses a network of hiking trails that wind through lush forests, meander along rugged coastline, and offer breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. Visitors to the Redwood Coast Trails can explore diverse ecosystems, encounter towering redwood trees, and experience the tranquility of pristine wilderness. Whether you’re an avid hiker or a nature enthusiast, the Redwood Coast Trails area offers an unforgettable outdoor adventure in one of the world’s most awe-inspiring landscapes.
Benefits
Improving Health and Wellness
Provide safe opportunities for physical activities, combating obesity, and promoting community health.
● Strengthen the Economy
Stimulate tourism, job creation, and small-business development, injecting critical investment into the region
● Regional Tourism on a World Scale
Position the Redwood Coast as a global magnet for active tourists, events, and infrastructure, bringing millions in tourist spending over the next decade.
● Protecting Our Environment
Advance regional and state climate-change goals by reducing vehicle miles traveled, lowering carbon footprints, and promoting sustainable transportation.
● Promoting Social Equity
Address health disparities by providing safe outdoor spaces, especially for communities with limited access to recreation options
Redwood Coast Trails
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Project Phases
Phase One:
Involves identifying a project planner, planning routes, obtaining permits, and initiating capital construction projects in each county
Phase Two:
Implementation and Construction: Encompasses the construction of trails and catalyst projects, along with the implementation of a marketing campaign
Phase Three:
Development and Growth: Focuses on the continued construction and maintenance of trails, completion of capital projects, and sustained marketing efforts
Development
We are developing a regional map showcasing local, state, and federal trail systems in the Redwood Coast region. The map will be interactive and include existing trails, planned trails, parking lots, visitor centers, and other amenities. This will be a valuable resource for accessing trail information and visualizing future trail possibilities in the region.
The redwoods, once seen, leave a mark that stays with you always
– John Steinbeck
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Membership and Support
The initiative welcomes collaboration from nonprofit organizations, Tribes, government agencies, and businesses sharing the vision that trails are critical to a high-quality life. Membership and support will drive the strategic plan’s development and implementation.