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. Follow KCET all summer long as we travel up the SoCal coast from the U.S.-Mexico border to Del Norte County. If you happen to also visit -- and we're sure you will -- let us know on social media with a thought, photo, or video by hashtagging it with #myCAcoast.

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Tijuana Estuary

The Scripps Wave Phox

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

From Border to Border

Border Field State Park

Oceanside Transit Center

Ocean Discovery Institute

San Clemente

Little Corona del Mar Beach

Newport Beach: Hanging Out at the Pier

Laguna Beach: Where Art and Nature Thrive

Rancho Palos Verdes: Nature Preserves and Natural History

Crescent City Harbor Trail

Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park

Connecting Communities on the Humboldt Bay Trail

Haul Road: MacKerricher State Park

Restoring Coastal Access at Noyo Headlands Park

Pelican Bluffs and The Art of Trail Design

The Sea Ranch: An Environmentally-Planned Community

Ownership of Tribal Land Restored at Kashia Coastal Reserve

Discovering Russian History on the California Coast

Experiencing the Wild Sonoma Coast Along the Kortum Trail

What a Disaster! (Preview)

What A Disaster!

Transformation Preview

Cannabis Preview

Watts Preview

Future Preview

Ch 1: From Farm to Freeway

Ch 3: The Paving of Paradise

Ch 5: Watts Action

Where to Explore 5 of L.A.’s Great Footbridges

Anacapa Island

Ojai: The Nest, Thacher Observatory

Chirmol

Barkada

Mercado

Logmeh

Tijuana Estuary

The Scripps Wave Phox

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

From Border to Border

Huell Learns About Antique Writing Instruments With the Southern California Pen Collectors Club

Huell Meets a Bunch of Green Chile Aficionados

Huell Learns All About Amir's Garden in Griffith Park
