New Santa Rosa Creeks maps Walking and Biking. Thank you Alistair Bleifuss, Environmental Specialist for the City of Santa Rosa. Thank you Santa Rosa Creek Stewards.
Laguna de Santa Rosa – Here’s a map from the Regional Parks about Stone and Kelly Farms in the Laguna. And from the City of Sebastopol the Laguna Preserve trail map.
Santa Rosa Creeks – Here a map of trails along many Santa Rosa Creeks. Of course, the trails are always being improved – or are temporarily closed for improvement. Many trails are being added. Look for the blue signs with the white egret when you’re out driving. Many of those creeks have a trail. Printed versions of this map are available at events and may be available in the future. (future- is when a public agency has time and money.)
Bay Nature – The beautiful magazine has a Find a Walk on their website.
Bike Trails – Santa Rosa Cycling Trails from Map My Ride.
Bay Trail – You can almost get around San Francisco Bay on the Bay Trail. Visit the site to get all the maps
East Bay Regional Parks – maps and loops galore. This is absolutely fabulous.
Pt Reyes National Seashore Map – Trail map and more.
Sorry not working at May 2014: New California map – how to get from here to there without a car. Click this whole line!
Out of State – can’t help but add things when I happen to come across them
Trails in Restored Everglades Grassy Water Preserve I hear Hog Hammock is a good 5mi hike.
Bicyclists: Check out the Bicyclist Coalition. Or the City of Santa Rosa.
Walking in Sonoma County...mostly 
Another place to find walks: http://baynature.org/trail-finder/
Thank you! I’ll add this link to the Maps page.
Where can one get printed copies of the Santa Rosa map you have a pdf for? Can’t print it on my printer.
It would help a lot of your commentaries provided contact info for getting maps if available and if they are too large to print out full size on a single sheet of paper.
Thank you for the comment and suggestion. I do need to know what doesn’t work for people. (I have printed the creek map and portions of it.)
The creek map comes from the City’s Dept. of Public Works. I will try to reach them Monday at (707) 543-3800 – or you may call.
My other thought is the Visitor’s Center in Railroad Square. I will contact them as well and then update the website.
Thanks again, Lynn
I spoke with someone at Public Works – printed versions are available at events – next one is Home & Garden at fairgrounds March 14-16. The full map or portions may be available in the future at Public Works office.
These are wonderful maps, thank you! Google maps has left me stranded in front of a ditch or a dam a few times, I’m afraid. These are the way to go!
Thanks. My map making needs a lot of work. But while Google road maps are sometimes misguided (I use mapquest) the trails through USA Track and Field http://www.usatf.org/routes/map/ have been most helpful with elevation changes. – Lynn