California
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Big Bear
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Bishop
Adventure: Discovery Trail, Schulman Grove, Ancient Bristle Cones
Adventure: Patriarch Bristle Cone
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Crescent City
Route: Stout Redwood Grove
Route: Simpson-Reed Redwood Grove
Route: Fern Canyon
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Eureka
Adventure: Waterfront Trail
Adventure: “Beach”
Adventure: “Chill paddleboard, turned into a bit of an adventure”
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Fremont
Trail: Greenbelt Park
Trail: Coyote Hills Regional Park
Adventure: Anthony Chabot Regional Park
Adventure: Hayward Plunge
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Graeagle
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Humboldt
Route: Big Trees Loop
Guidebook: Trail of the Giants: World's Tallest Trees Road Trip
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Kings Canyon National Park
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Laguna Beach
Route: Aliso Creek and Woods Canyon
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Los Angeles
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Lost Coast
Route: Paradise Royale Loop
Adventure: Mattole Point
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Mammoth
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Marin County
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Monterey
Trail: Goat Trail / #41
Trail: Trail #47
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Morgan Hill
Adventure: Henry W. Coe State Park, Morgan Hill, CA
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Mount Shasta
Route: Fairy Falls and Ney Springs
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Oakland
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Orange County
Article: MTB in SoCal: The Luge, Whiting Ranch, and Mountain Lions
Route: The Luge
Route: Whiting Ranch
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Palisades Tahoe
Adventure: Via Ferrata!
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Pasadena
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Redding
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Redwood City
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Redwood National Park
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Santa Barbara
Route: Romero Canyon Loop
Adventure: San Antonio Creek Trail
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Santa Cruz
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Santa Monica
Adventure: Backbone Trail
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Sequoia National Park
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Simi Valley
Trail: Hummingbird
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South Lake Tahoe
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Yosemite National Park
Notes:
Definitions, in descending order of detail:
Guidebook: A collection of recommended routes on a particular theme, with an overview of the destination.
Article: Article that I’ve written about a destination.
Route: Recommended route with a detailed written overview.
Trail: Trail listing in a database.
Adventure: A lived adventure that I actually went on, but have not yet expanded with additional information to create a route.
I haven’t listed every single resource that I’ve published for each destination. For even more routes and guidebooks, be sure to visit FATMAP.com. And for more articles, be sure to visit Singletracks.com.