Northern San Luis Obispo County Coastal Trail Master Plan

Northern San Luis Obispo County Coastal Trail Master Plan
Segment 4: Northern Cambria to Fiscalini Creek (See Figure 1-5)
Segment 4-1: Northern Cambria (1.7 miles)
1-24
1. Improve native surface trail from View Point
access drive to a beach crossing
2. Sign existing Moonstone Beach boardwalk as
CCT
3. Coordinate with Cambria CSD project to
close path gap along Moonstone near
Windsor
4. Improve beach access road at Shamel
Community Park (re-grade and erosion
control)
5. CCT signs and wayfinding
Segment 4-2: Fiscalini Ranch Preserve (1.7
miles)
1. CCT signs and wayfinding on existing and new trails and /or on-street routes
2. Develop connection south and east to central Cambria (one of 2 alternatives):
a Construct unpaved trail approx. 0.2 mi. from ridgeline trail to existing Santa Rosa Creek
Nature Trail, and construct undercrossing of Santa Rosa Creek highway bridge (Caltrans has
previously opposed this concept) to connect to existing Cambria CSD trail and extend south
to connect to existing trails to Ramsey Road, and on-street route approximately 0.3 mi. along
Ramsey to Burton Drive, OR:
b Construct unpaved trail approximately 0.3 mi. from south end of ridgeline trail, extending
north and east to sidepath in highway ROW, which would extend approximately 0.4 mi.
east to Burton Drive.
Segment 4-3: Fiscalini Ranch Preserve to Fiscalini Creek (2.0 miles)
1. Sign approximately 2 miles of on-street route
Beach access in Cambria
2. Based on obtaining access rights across private parcel(s) from willing sellers, construct
approximately 0.3 mi. of multi-use path through Strawberry Canyon Park to Orville Avenue, and a 0.1
mi. segment of multi-use path from Bradford Street to Gleason Street. Options from this point are:
a Based on obtaining access rights across private parcel(s) from willing sellers, construct
approximately 0.3 mi. of multi-use path and a trail bridge across Fiscalini Creek to connect
southeast to the highway 1 ROW, OR;
b Sign an on-street route northwest along Green Street to Ardath Drive intersection with
Highway 1.