Skyline Boulevard

Running along the side of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Skyline Boulevard is known for its scenic attractions and unlimited recreational opportunities. Outdoor enthusiasts exploring this California Scenic Byway and surrounding area will find National Geographic's Trails Illustrated map of Skyline Boulevard and indispensable tool. Expertly researched and created in partnership with Midpeninsula Regional Open Space, California State Parks and others, the map covers the Skyline Boulevard area with unparalleled detail, starting from Golden Gate National Recreation Area's Milagra Ridge and Mori Point in the northwest to Sanborn-Skyline Park and Castle Rock State Park in the southeast. Coverage includes tens of state and county parks and beaches, open space preserves (MROSD) and other public recreation areas; miles of California shoreline, including Half Moon Bay State Beach and Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary; South San Francisco and San Mateo; and the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Use the trail charts to select a route to explore, according to location, distance and designated use and then follow along the hundreds of miles of precisely mapped trails and fire roads, shown with mileage markers. The Bay Area Ridge, Skyline-to-the-Sea and California Coastal Trails are all labeled. The Pacific Coast Highway is shown with roadside parking and pulloff areas. Navigate using the map's contour lines and elevations, water features and clear boundaries between public and private land. Recreation features include areas for camping, picnics, fishing, climbing, swimming, surfing, wind surfing and wildlife viewing. Among the other attractions pinpointed area marinas, wineries, museums, old growth redwood forests, lighthouses and scenic viewpoints.

• "Backcountry Tough" waterproof, tear-resistant paper
• UTM grid printed on map to aid with GPS navigation
• Folded Size: 4.25 in x 9.25 in
• Flat Size: 25.5 in x 37.75 in
• Weight: 3 oz
• Scale: 1:40,000
• Copyright: 2013
• ISBN: 
• 9781566956307