Trail maps from
Redwood Hikes Press

Redwood Hikes maps are based on my experience hiking the North Coast and the Bay Area. They’re mainly intended for hiking and are drawn at a scale of 1:25,000.

  • Areas of old growth redwoods are shaded in dark green.
  • Most switchbacks and other trail features longer than 250 feet are shown.
  • Footbridges, memorial groves, and stairs are shown to help you keep track of your location.
  • Trail distances are marked.
  • Full coverage of local roads (drawn from USGS or county data) to help you find the trailhead.

Printed maps

All printed maps are on waterproof plastic, except the Sequoia and Kings Canyon map is on regular paper.

Orders are shipped each weekday at about 7 am. All orders are sent by USPS first class or priority mail and usually arrive 2 days after the ship date for addresses in northern California, 3 days for other US locations, or 1 week for international shipments.

Mobile maps

Mobile versions are available for iOS and Android through the Avenza Maps app.

  • Mobile maps look like scans of the printed maps.
  • Once they’re downloaded to your device you don’t need cellular reception to use them.
  • The maps show your current location on the map; tracks can be recorded and the length of the track shown.
  • Pinch-to-zoom makes it easier to see small features.
  • See Avenza’s Redwood Hikes Press page for a complete listing of available maps.

North Coast

Redwood National and State Parks

A two-map set with complete coverage of Redwood National Park, Jedediah Smith, Del Norte, and Prairie Creek Redwoods State Parks.

Humboldt Redwoods State Park

Covers all of Humboldt Redwoods, including the entire Avenue of the Giants, as well as the string of small redwood parks along the Eel River.

Sinkyone Wilderness

Mobile version only

Shows the main body of Sinkyone Wilderness and the two access roads, including the Lost Coast Trail, Usal Beach Campground, and the Needle Rock area.

Sierra Nevada

Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks:
Generals Highway

Covers the most popular day hiking areas of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, including Grant Grove, the Giant Forest, and the floor of Kings Canyon. More remote areas like Mineral King, the Atwell and Garfield Groves, and the Eastern Sierra trailheads are not included. Printed on regular paper.

Calaveras Big Trees State Park

Mobile version only

Includes all of Calaveras Big Trees State Park.

Santa Cruz Mountains

Skyline Ridge

Covers the San Francisco Peninsula from Highway 92 to Saratoga Gap. Includes Purisima Creek OSP, El Corte de Madera Creek OSP, Huddart and Wunderlich County Parks, Memorial County Park, Foothills Park, Arastradero Preserve, Rancho San Antonio OSP, and Hidden Villa.

Big Basin and Castle Rock

Includes Castle Rock, Portola Redwoods, Big Basin Redwoods, Butano, and Ano Nuevo State Parks and everything in between. The entire Skyline-to-the Sea Trail is shown, as are the trails that link Big Basin, Butano, and Portola.

Portola Redwoods and Pescadero Creek

A half-size map that includes Portola Redwoods State Park, Pescadero Creek County Park, Memorial County Park, Sam McDonald County Park, and the nearby state beaches on the San Mateo County coast.

Henry Cowell, Wilder Ranch, and Nisene Marks

A half-size map of the Santa Cruz area. One side shows Henry Cowell (including Fall Creek) and Wilder Ranch; the other side shows Nisene Marks and Soquel Demonstration State Forest.

Almaden Valley

Mobile version only

Shows the Almaden Valley area of San Jose, including Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve, Almaden Quicksilver County Park, Santa Teresa County Park, Calero County Park, Rancho Canada del Oro Open Space Preserve, and Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve.

Pacifica

Mobile version only

Shows the northern San Francisco Peninsula from Daly City to just north of Half Moon Bay.

East Bay

Berkeley Hills and Carquinez Strait

Includes Tilden, Wildcat, and Briones parks, EBMUD’s San Pablo and Briones Reservoirs, and the Carquinez Strait area from Point Pinole to Martinez.

Oakland Hills and Pleasanton Ridge

Shows Redwood Regional Park, Anthony Chabot, Lake Chabot, and Las Trampas parks, the southern EBMUD watershed, Garin and Dry Creek Pioneer, the Hayward Greenbelt, Dublin Hills, and Pleasanton Ridge.

Mount Diablo

Includes Mount Diablo, Morgan Territory, Black Diamond Mines, and the Los Vaqueros Watershed.

Ohlone Wilderness

Mobile version only

Covers Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Ed R. Levin County Park, Sunol Regional Wilderness, and Ohlone Regional Wilderness.

Marin

Mount Tamalpais

Shows most of Marin County outside of Point Reyes and the Novato area, including the Marin Headlands, Muir Woods, Mount Tamalpais, the Fairfax area, the San Geronimo Valley, and Lucas Valley.

Point Reyes

Includes Point Reyes National Seashore, Tomales Bay State Park, and Samuel P. Taylor State Park. This is the most detailed trail of Point Reyes and is drawn at a much larger scale than other printed maps of the park.

 

Part of the Redwood National and State Parks map