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Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic TrailOso Flaco beach along California coast near San Luis Obispo
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Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail
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Cover of Anza Trail 1996 Comprehensive Management and Use Plan
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Cover of the Anza Trail Comprehensive Management and Use Plan - April 1996

Comprehensive Management and Use Plan 1996

This plan responds to the congressional designation of the trail and the requirements of the National Trail System Act, as amended. This document identifies issues and concerns surrounding the management of the Anza Trail.
Anza didn't visit the La Brea tarpits, but saw another oil seep nearby.  

Did You Know?
Juan Bautista de Anza, who established the Anza Trail, led 300 settlers up the California coast in 1775. They experienced a 3 minute earthquake one day. Another day they saw crude oil bubbling out of the ground and found more oil on the beach as it bubbled up and washed ashore.
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