An old logging road runs along side the north side of the Big River, south of Mendocino. The road has been converted for use as a hiking and biking trail, and I ventured almost 5 miles in today. It was a fun ride, not very hilly, and while more suited to a mountain or trail bike, my carbon Felt road bike did just fine.
If you roll your mouse over photos 4 and 5 below you will see a photo of the informational sign that was posted near the scene.
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The 2nd image is of a sign with historical info about logging in this area.
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The 2nd image is of an informational sign with details about the featured quarry.
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GPS track of my ride along the Big River Trail.
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A completely unrelated shot, looking towards Mendocino from the south.
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