Website:https://www.fortbragg.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Coastal-Trail-Brochure-Map.pdf (Noyo Headlands Trail Brochure (2015))https://city.fortbragg.com/Facilities/Facility/Details/Noyo-Headlands-Park-2 (City of Fort Bragg)
Description:Completed in 2015, this coastal city park has been converted from a former lumber mill site with a decommissioned private airstrip. The main trail and bike path, aka Ka Kahlel Trail, offers beautiful scenery with grassy landscapes and plentiful views of the ocean. Birds, ground squirrels, and other small wildlife make their home on the headlands there. There's a couple of small accessible beaches, including the well-known Glass Beach. Works of local artists can be seen in the form of colorful murals and uniquely designed benches (see the provided images for reference). The headlands has three restroom facilities (with murals) and two large parking lots. The Noyo Center's visitor center is located halfway up the trail from the southern lot.
Site Condition:Excellent condition! Further upgrades and additions are being planned as of 2018. The northern trail section connects with McKerricher State Park past the Pudding Trestle Pedestrian Bridge where more trails and alternative ocean views are also offered. The southern sections continues down past the Noyo Harbor bridge into Pomo Bluffs Park.
General Notes:submitted 3.18.2019 sd / updated 12.27.2019 lm
Jurisdictions::California Coastal Conservancy, Fort Bragg, Mendocino County, MENDOCINO COUNTY FILM COMMISSION - FLICS
Within 30-Mile Zone: N
State Property: No
Closed/Vacant: No
GPS Source:Google Maps (interactive), x coordinate: 39.4341685, y coordinate: -123.8170552
Ownership: city
Contacts: De Graw, Debra *Film Commissioner, Mendocino County Film Commission217 S. Main Street, Fort Bragg, CA 95437 USA707.961.6300 Phone 1[email protected]https://mendocinocoast.com/
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