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    California United States #199 Highway Guide

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    0.0
    0.0    		 Photo - California welcome highway sign
    		 Welcome to California.
    0.0
    0.0
    		California's state flower - the California Poppy.
    0.0
    0.0    		 Point of Information - Photo - view from highway
    		 Note: Hwy 199 from Crescent City north to the California-Oregon border is called The California - Smith River Scenic Byway.
    0.0
    0.0    		 Junction of Highway #101
    		 South to cities of Crescent City California, Eureka California. North to Smith River, Brookings, Oregon.
    0.0
    0.0    		 Junction of Highway #101
    		 South to the Pacific Coast Highway #1. This coastal highway winds along some of the most spectacular ocean views in the U.S. The highway contains countless examples of the many intrinsic qualities that make a highway a National Scenic Byway- qualities like perfect views of ocean waves breaking on rocky shorelines and cliffs, dozens of historical landmarks like Spanish Missions and Spanish settlements.
    0.1
    0.1    		 Photo - California U.S. #199 highway sign
    		 View from highway driving north
    0.2
    0.3    		 Access to campground
    		 West side of highway.
    0.4
    0.6    		 Emergency call box
    		 East side of highway.
    0.7
    1.1    		 Roadside turnout
    		 No services Eastside of highway.
    0.7
    1.2    		 Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park.
    1.3
    2.1    		 View from highway
    		 Driving north on the California Smith River Scenic Byway.
    1.9
    3.1    		 Roadside turnout - Photo taken from roadside turnout.
    		 Paved turnout with emergency call box. Access to toilet East side of highway.
    1.9
    3.1    		 View from highway
    		 Driving north on the California Smith River Scenic Byway.
    2.1
    3.4    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing the Smith River.
    2.2
    3.5    		 North Bank Road
    		 Junction of Highway #197. North to communities of Fort Dick, California, Smith, River,California. Access to Tolowa Dunes State Park
    4.5
    7.2    		 Access to Jedediah Smith State Park Campground
    		 East side of highway. Established in 1929, this 10,000 acre predominately old growth coast redwoods park is bisected by the last major free flowing river in California, the Smith River. Almost all of the park land is water shed for the Smith River and Mill Creek, a major tributary. The park has about 20 miles of hiking and nature trails, river access, a visitor center with exhibits and a nature store. Campground: Family Campsites, Campers (Max. Length) 36', Picnic Areas, Restrooms, RV Dump Station.
    4.8
    7.7    		 Redwood National Park Information Center
    		 West side of highway.
    5.2
    8.4    		 Access to R.V. park
    		 West of highway. Services at highway - fuel.
    5.2
    8.4    		 Services at highway
    		 Fuel.
    6.0
    9.6    		 Smith River National Recreation Area
    		 Southern boundary. The Smith River National Recreation Area (NRA) is located in the northwest corner of California and is managed by the Six Rivers National Forest. Campgrounds are available to campers and backpackers who yearn to sleep among some of the world's oldest and largest inhabitants.
    6.8
    10.9    		 Roadside highway turnout ( South Fork Road.)
    		 Large paved turnout with scenic viewpoint. East side of highway. Photo taken from roadside turnout, looking at the California Smith River.
    7.3
    11.8    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Gravel, no services. East side of highway.
    7.5
    12.0    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, no services. East side of highway.
    7.5
    12.1    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Large gravel, no services. East side of highway.
    7.8
    12.5    		 Roadside turnout with viewpoint
    		 Paved, East side of highway.
    7.9
    12.7    		 Roadside turnout with viewpoint
    		 Paved, East side of highway.
    8.7
    14.0    		 Roadside turnout with river access
    		 West side of highway.
    10.1
    16.3    		 Roadside turnout - Photo taken from roadside turnout.
    		 Roadside turnout, no services - East side of highway.
    10.3
    16.6    		 Emergency call box
    		 East side of highway.
    10.7
    17.2    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, no services - East side of highway.
    11.6
    18.6    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing the Smith River. The Smith River, passes through the Smith River National Recreation Area and the Jedediah Smith Redwoods National and State Park on its way to the Pacific Ocean.
    11.7
    18.9    		 French Hill Road
    		 East side of highway.
    12.4
    19.9    		 Community of Gasquet
    12.6
    20.2    		 Gasquet Flat Road
    13.2
    21.2    		 Access to airport
    14.0
    22.5    		 Smith River National Recreation Area
    		 Visitor information - West side of highway.
    14.3
    23.0    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Large gravel turnout, no services. East side of highway.
    15.0
    24.2    		 Lada-Del-Rio Road
    		 West side of highway.
    16.0
    25.7    		 Pioneer Road
    		 Emergency call boxes - both sides of highay.
    16.3
    26.2    		 Access to campground
    		 West side of highway.
    16.6
    26.7    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing Middle Fork of Smith River.
    17.2
    27.6    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Gravel, no services - East side of highway.
    17.4
    28.0    		 Access to Botanical Hiking Trail
    		 West side of highway.
    17.6
    28.4    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Gravel, no services - East side of highay.
    18.7
    30.1    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing Middle Fork Smith River with access to river - East side of highway.
    18.8
    30.3    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing Middle Fork Smith River. Access to emergency call box - East side of highway.
    19.7
    31.7    		 National Forest Sandy Beach River access
    20.1
    32.3    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, no services. West side of highway.
    20.8
    33.4    		 Patricks Creek Road
    		 Access to lodging. Point of Information - Crossing Patrick Creek.
    22.5
    36.2    		 Roadside turnout with emergency call box
    22.9
    36.9    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Gravel, no services - Westside highway.
    23.4
    37.6    		 Point of Interest
    		 Crossing the Smith River Middle Fork.
    24.2
    38.9    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, no services - East side highway.
    24.8
    39.9    		 Point of Information
    		 Crossing the Middle Fork Smith River.
    25.4
    40.8    		 Roadside turnout with emergency call box
    		 East side of highway.
    26.2
    42.2    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Gravel. East side of highway.
    26.2
    42.2    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Large paved area - East side of highway.
    27.7
    44.5    		 Emergency call box
    		 East side of highway.
    29.3
    47.2    		 Knopki Creek Road
    		 East side of highway.
    30.4
    49.0    		 Oregon Mountain Road
    		 West side of highway.
    31.0
    49.9    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, East side of highway.
    31.7
    51.0    		 Roadside turnout
    		 Paved, with emergency call box - East side of highway.
    32.3
    52.0    		 Smith River National Recreation Area
    		 North boundary.
    32.5
    52.3    		 Roadside turnout state rest area
    		 All services with R.V. sewage dump station. West side of highway.
    34.8
    56.0    		 Access to R.V. park & campground
    		 East side of highway.
    35.5
    57.2    		 California/Oregon State boundary
    		 North to Grants Pass, Oregon. Start/Finish of Highway Travel Guide. For Continuance of this highway see MilebyMile.com Oregon Highway U.S.#199 Oregon / California State line to City of Grants Pass - Se