More than a century ago, a railroad was constructed to shuttle passengers and redwood logs between San Francisco and Humboldt Bay. Now the since-abandoned train track could be transformed into a 307-mile pathway through remote, wild country along California's North Coast, a move advocates hope will create a world-class outdoors destination and jump-start the economy. The Great Redwood Trail moved closer to realization this week with the release of a document mapping out the planning,... Read this story
