• 2015
California Coastal Trail

Summary From the carefree beaches of San Diego through the rugged, dramatic coastlines to the north, California has been building a trail, over 1,000 miles in length, within sight, sound, or smell of the ocean. It's a massive undertaking, and while work continues, much has been done. Starting May 4th and through Labor Day 2015, follow KCET as we travel up the SoCal coast from the U.S.-Mexico border to the Monterey County line. View more details

  • 2015

California Coastal Trail

Directed : Unknown

Written : Unknown

Stars : Greg Cox Carla Pisbe Christine Donovan Virginia Gregurek

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Genres : Documentary

Release date : May 3, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official site

Language : English

Production companies : Rigler Creative

Summary From the carefree beaches of San Diego through the rugged, dramatic coastlines to the north, California has been building a trail, over 1,000 miles in length, within sight, sound, or smell of the ocean. It's a massive undertaking, and while work continues, much has been done. Starting May 4th and through Labor Day 2015, follow KCET as we travel up the SoCal coast from the U.S.-Mexico border to the Monterey County line. View more details

Details

Genres : Documentary

Release date : May 3, 2015

Countries of origin : United States

Official sites : Official site

Language : English

Production companies : Rigler Creative

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California Coastal Trail (2015)

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Episode 1 • May 03, 2015
Border to Border: A Quick Overview of the California Coastal Trail
Depending who you are, the California coast can mean many things: a weekend spot for rest and relaxation, a view that offers beauty and drama bundled into one, an opportunity to disconnect from technology and ride some waves. No matter your reason, visitors have probably crossed one of the state's most notable trails on the way to the sand, whether they knew it or not. The California Coastal Trail got its start over four decades ago when voters approved a ballot measure protecting the Golden State's largest asset: its coastline. That resounding "yes!" paved the path for more protection, including one that formally set sights on the longtime dream of many to build a trail along the whole coast. Still a work in progress, the CCT may someday become as recognizable as other American routes that don recognizable acronyms, like the PCT (Pacific Crest Trail) and AT (Appalachian Trail). It deserves that even if it's not in the rugged backcountry with snow-capped peaks to climb. After all, some 1,200 miles within the sight, sound, or smell of the Pacific Ocean, flanked by hundreds of unique communities and an unending amount of enthusiastic visitors, is a worthy trip for anyone's bucket list.
Episode 2 • May 04, 2015
Border Field State Park: The Southern Trailhead or A Future Midway Point?
A look at the trail from the border with Mexico.
Episode 3 • May 07, 2015
Tijuana Estuary: A Peek at Southern California's Coastal Past
Just across the border with Mexico, this coastal estuary is a unique habitat for a wide variety of protected and rare plants and animals.
Episode 4 • May 10, 2015
Coronado: Where the Beach Sparkles
From bike paths to wide open beaches, the trail allows access to miles of coastline and becomes a yellow brick road leading to a historic hotel where much of the Wizard of Oz was written and whose owners developed the peninsula.
Episode 5 • May 13, 2015
Scripps Institution of Oceanography: Coastal Meander Trail
A look at a newly built section of the coastal trail that passes through Scripps.
Episode 6 • May 17, 2015
Scripps WavepHOx: Science Meets Adventure
A visit with grad student Phil Bresnahan who paddleboards the coastline with a sensor to gather ocean data.
Episode 7 • May 19, 2015
Oceanside Transit Center: San Diego County's Transit Hub
A look at a rail trail and the MetroLink station that brings people there.
Episode 8 • May 21, 2015
Ocean Discovery Institute: Creating Ocean Stewards One Student at a Time
Educating urban and diverse students through ocean science, tuition-free.
Episode 9 • May 25, 2015
San Clemente: A Trail by the Rails
A visit to San Clemente and a look at their rail trail with the Mayor and City Planner.
Episode 10 • May 31, 2015
Little Corona Del Mar Beach: Tide Pools and Great Walks
A visit to a hidden beach in Corona Del Mar where students and tourists alike can learn about oceanic life in the tide pools. A conversation with a hiker who walked the entire Coastal Trail.
Episode 11 • Jun 04, 2015
Newport Beach: Hanging Out at the Pier
A visit to the Newport Beach Boardwalk and Pier, interviews with clowns performing in the street, skateboarders and the head of Newport Beach's public works.
Episode 12 • Jun 04, 2015
Newport Beach: A Lifeguard's Story
Newport Beach: A Lifeguard's Story.
Episode 13 • Jun 11, 2015
Laguna Beach: Where Art and Nature Thrive
Episode 14 • Jun 17, 2015
Rancho Palos Verdes: Nature Preserves and Natural History
Rancho Palos Verdes: Nature Preserves and Natural History.
Episode 16 • Jul 07, 2015
Santa Monica: A Fortunate City With a Bright Future.
Santa Monica: A Fortunate City With a Bright Future.
Episode 17 • Jul 12, 2015
The Steward of Ormond Beach
The Steward of Ormond Beach.
Episode 18 • Jul 19, 2015
Restoring Surfer's Point at Seaside Park
Restoring Surfer's Point at Seaside Park.
Episode 19 • Aug 02, 2015
Carpinteria: Matt Moore's Rincon Design
Carpinteria: Matt Moore's Rincon Design.
Episode 20 • Jul 22, 2015
Ventura: Channel Island Views and Laid-Back Shores
Ventura: Channel Island Views and Laid-Back Shores.
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