Adventures in history: The Old Redwood Stage Road of Oregon and California

The Old Redwood Stage Road Tour

Crescent City, California - to - Kerbyville, Oregon

Registration Information

Registration for the tour on 22 August, 2009 will be limited to 75 vehicles. First come-first serve.

There is no charge for going on the tour but donations to the non-profits are always welcome.

To register, e-mail the following information to the link below:

Name
City, State
Phone number
E-mail address
Preferred departure time*

E-mail this information to: REGISTRATION (contact199@highway199.org)

*We will be spacing vehicles apart on the tour to reduce problems with dust. There will be about 10 cars entering the tour route every 15 minutes beginning at 8:00am and ending at 10:00am. If you are an early riser and want to get an early start, indicate your preferred starting time closer to 8:00. If you want to have a leisurely breakfast or go to the tidepools (see note below) in the early morning or do some beach combing before going on the tour, indicate your preferred time somewhere between 9-10. You can tell us which 15 minute block you want to be in or we can put you in one ourselves. As the tour fills, it will be more difficult to fit people into the desired time block.

Departure time will be regimented closely. If you miss your 15 minute block and arrive late, you will need to join others who may be waiting on standby to take the place of "no shows".

NOTE: Low tide on 22 August will be about 7:30am in Crescent City. This will be a relatively low tide and is a good opportunity for tidepool exploring.

Tour information and directions

Tour information, departure time, directions, and an update on special activities related to the event will be sent to you by e-mail after your registration information has been received.

Do it yourself

If you are an experienced back country driver, you don't have to wait to take the tour. Click this link to get the full Old Redwood Highway Road Guide

________________________________________________________________________________

Disclaimer: All information in Highway199.org is accurate to the best knowledge of the author. However, conditions in outdoor settings can change dramatically after storms or fires. For this reason, travelers are advised to check current road conditions before traveling through the area, drive responsibly and take measures to understand safety issues in the region. When participating in outdoor activities, always plan and prepare for safe hiking, swimming or any other activities mentioned in the Highway 199 website. More on disclaimer and copyright...