Key to Maps

Holding the mouse pointer over a map feature will display a tooltip that tells you about the feature. If the feature is linked to another page, the mouse pointer will turn into a hand when you move it over the feature.

Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Grey - roads and trails on the underlying topo map that may exist, but probably not where shown, if at all. Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes Singletrack closed to bikes and horses Multiuse singletrack Multiuse singletrack Multiuse singletrack Dotted - Backbone Trail Dotted - Backbone Trail Multiuse fireroad Multiuse fireroad Multiuse fireroad Multiuse fireroad Paved road Paved road
  • Heavy lines are fireroads
  • Thin lines are singletracks
  • Medium-width lines are doubletracks or intermediate width trails
  • Blue lines are multiuse and open to bikes, hikers and horses
  • Red lines are closed to bikes
  • Yellow lines are closed to bikes and horses
  • Dark grey lines are paved roads
  • Light grey lines, solid or dashed, are underlying features on the topo map and probably don't exist, at least not where shown
  • The Backbone Trail is indicated by a light pink dot pattern on top of the trail line

Only the blue, red, yellow and dark grey lines have been mapped with a GPS and are accurately positioned on the map.

 

This page last updated on April 22, 2008

 

Thanks for looking at Steve's guide to trails in Ventura County, the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area (SMMNRA) and other locations.