The California Coastal Trail (CCT) is a network of public trails for walkers, bikers, equestrians, wheelchair riders and others along the 1200-mile California coastline. It is currently more than half complete. Coastwalk California is a volunteer organization that advocates for completion of the Trail.  Our members invite you to get out and enjoy the trail and to get involved in our cause!
Left: Coastal Trail insignia 

• Download a fact sheet about the California Coastal Trail here.
• Learn more about our efforts to get the entire Trail marked with the new insignia here.
• See the progress being made in marking the Trail here.
• Visit Coastwalk's website and learn about our other programs.

The California Coastal Trail: Maps and resources for the hiker and visitor.
Check out the coastal trail in your county
or plan a visit to the shore.  All coastal counties are mapped in detail!  Just click on a section to see its description, information such as latitude/longitude,photos and aerial photos.  Not just for hikers, these pages are helpful for surfers, fishermen, and everyone who is planning a trip to the California Coast. 
»Click here to see: Index  or  Maps

Resources
What is the coastal trail? How can I help finish it? What's new on the Trail? Looking for a great day hike? Want to walk the whole coast?  Click here or browse the menu on the right to find out more.
Learn More About Day Hikes along the California Coastal Trail or Coastwalk's program of multi-day, summer hikes.


Hiking the 1200 mile California Coast
Read the journal of 10 Coastwalkers who hiked from the Oregon border to Mexico in the summer of 2003.  »View their journal.

 Wheelchair Rider's Guides are available as PDF files for the San Francisco Bay Area and for Los Angeles & Orange County.  Visit the Coastal Conservancy website and click on Publications to download your copy!