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PARSON’S LANDING (SMUGGLER’S DEN) 0’ - 50’ Generally calm, with a sandy EMERALD BAY & SANDY BEACH 0’ - 35’ One hundred moorings. HOWLAND’S LANDING 0’ - 20’ Forty moorings. L.A. Yacht Club home. LEGEND
bottom and large rocks. Sanddabs and kelp bass are common. No moorings, Scout camp and Corsair Yacht Club home. Superb snorkeling. Generally calm conditions make for splendid snorkeling.
and anchorage for ten. Camp site has BBQ, toilets, and access to trails.

Franko’sBLACK POINT (COVE ROCK) 10’ - 100’ This rocky cove is calm and

protected. Lots of lobsters and scallops.
JOHNSON’S ROCKS 30’ - 100’ Fantastic kelp forest features
abalone, anemones, bat rays, and angel sharks.
INDIAN ROCKS 0’ - 135’+ Calm and clear waters make for BIG GEIGER 0’ - 25’ This area is a marine life preserve, and has Dirt Service Roads/Trails
excellent snorkeling. Photogenic reef to WNW. anchorage for ten boats. Beautiful snorkeling spot. Primary Dirt Roads (Bicycle legal with
JOHNSON’S LANDING 0’ - 35’ Calm and protected Catalina Conservancy permit)
cove for snorkeling. Named after a man who LITTLE GEIGER 0’ - 25’ Part of a marine life preserve. One Common Dolphin
planted eucalyptus trees here. Trans-Catalina Trail
mooring. Great place to see lobsters and abalone.
ARROW POINT 0’ - 60’ Diving to the east
SANTA CATALINAPelagics, abalone, lots of garibaldi,

black sea bass, mackerel, lobsters,
scallops, and gorgonians. Caution:
LAND’S END (WEST END) 0’ - 135’ West EAGLE REEF 3’ - 135’+ Four reefs west to east at 8’, 3’, 35’, and 45’-135’+ Trans-Catalina Trail (Under construction)
depths respectively. Kelp forest with lobsters and many fish. Caution: Boat traffic.
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East StarliBglhatcBkePatc.h
Starlight Beach
and west. Look for lobsters and halibut. EEL COVE 0’ - 75’ Part of a marine life preserve. Very nice snorkeling. Morays,
Caution: Surge and currents.
West End halibut, and bat rays are found here in abundance. 3.1 mi. Paved Roads
Light JAKE'S BEACH 0' - 30' Cobblestone beach entry, or great kayak-in snorkeling.
I S L A N DEagle Rock

EAGLE ROCK 0’ - 60’ Formerly a bald eagle
nesting spot, the underwater has black
Most exposed spot on the island Arrow Pt. LION HEAD 0’ - 50’ Fantastic snorkeling amongst kelp and caves. Distance Popular Dive Sites
is steep and deep. The light is Trail Garibaldi rule this site. Between Good Snorkeling 10th Edition!
conspicuous at 76' elevation. Doctor’s Cove Intersections
CHERRY COVE 0’ - 20’ Private beach with 103 moorings. Valley has a I
West 2.8 mi. LittlBeigGHeGioegiwlegraernCdoC'vso IevLneadniadinnRgocks CIMI camp and native cherry trees. Catalina
Point 671’ 1.2 mi. Island!
4th OF JULY COVE 0’ - 30’ Private beach with 42 moorings. Banning Moorings Good Anchorage
family 4th of July spot (former Santa Catalina Island owners).
Adventure Guidegorgonians, abalone, rockfish, and lobsters.

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Bay Johnson’s SHIP ROCK 0’ - 135’+ East slope is a steep wall. Kelp forest to Campgrounds Catalina Conservancy
Landing SSE with lobsters and gamefish. Restrooms Boat-In Camping
Emergency Phone
1481’ 2.7 mi. Parson’s Landing Light ISTHMUS COVE 0’ - 60’ Total of 249 moorings. Calm and
Campground photogenic, look for lobsters and sheepcrabs. AVALON & TWO HARBORS Details on Reverse

currents, exposed to Westerlies. Star Bay 1376’ Silver Peak Boushay 2.1 mi. 3.0 Eagle 66’ ISTHMUS HIGH SPOT 70’ - 135’+ Lobsters and numerous fish Note: This Map Not Intended for Navigation Recreational Map for Scuba Divers, Snorkelers, Kayakers,
IRON-BOUND COVE (BAY) 10’ - 65’ Sandy 1802' mi. Reef Ship are everywhere. Caution: Strong currents. 0 12 Campers, Hikers, Mountain Bikers, Boaters, Tourists, and
for halibut and bat rays. Photogenic site. Rock BIRD ROCK 0’ - 135’+ Northwest side is photogenic. North side to
one hundred yards features kelp, gamefish, seastars, and sea lions. Everyone Who Loves SANTA CATALINA ISLAND
mi. End Printed on DURABLE, WATERPROOF SYNTHETIC PAPER
Spring HARBOR REEF 0’ - 120’ Kelp, sheephead, and seabass are
Landing common at this photogenic site. Caution: Currents.
Ribbon Beach BIG FISHERMAN’S COVE 5’ - 85’ USC Marine Science Center location.
Marine refuge to Blue Cavern Point. Excellent snorkeling with caves
Iron Bound Cove and leopard sharks. Restricted scuba diving.
RIBBON ROCK 0’ - 60’ Pink, green, and
black abalone, plus sheephead and white
sea bass. Caution: Surgy.

Visit Franko at: www.frankosmaps.comMoorings

AVALON (310) 510-0535 Harbormaster governs 400
moorings at Avalon. Fee required. Shoreboat available.
Rd Bird 0 Nautical Miles 2
CIMI Cherry Cove Camp Rock 1
Silver ICsotvhemus Perdition Caves BLUE CAVERN POINT 0’ - 135’+ Clear waters with caves and coves.
Howland Peak Cherry Valley Light Spouting Cave Preserve to the northwest. Caution: Currents. Statute Miles
Big 0 12
1776’ 4th of July Cove SEA FAN GROTTO 15’ - 100+’ Small caves and undercuts are covered
Fisherman’s Kilometers
Peak Cove SCALE Santa Catalina Island Geography

3.7
ISTHMUS COVE (310) 510-0303 249 moorings at a private 1794’
facility, with fuel, water, groceries, restaurant, and dive shop.

SanCATALINA HARBOR The harbor opposite Isthmus Cove is the
Pedbest protected cove at Catalina year round. Nearest facilities
roare at Two Harbors. Fee required. 96 moorings.
Trail 1090’ Little Fisherman’s with gorgonians. Popular boat dive site. Migrating Gray Whale Length of Island: 21 Miles
Cove ROCK QUARRY 10’ - 95’ Steep drop-off with lots of kelp and abalone.
TWO Width of Island: 8 Miles at Long Pt. To China Pt.
HARBORS Rd
Ribbon Rock Two Harbors West Quarry YELLOWTAIL POINT (HALF-WAY REEF) 0’ - 45’ Bull kelp stream in the ½ Miles at Two Harbors Isthmus
currents. Divers see yellowtail and lobsters.
Mount Catalina Har0b.o9r Mi. Well’s Summit Perimeter: 54 Miles
Torquemada 1.0 mi. Beach 2.1 m9i.32’ EMPIRE LANDING 0’ -30’ Anchorage for twenty boats.
Kelp hosts green and white abalone.
1330’
RIPPER’S COVE 0’ -30’ Anchorage for up to ten boats.
Lobster Bay Calm, sandy flats within scenic coves.

SEAL POINT & PARADISE COVE 0’ - 60’ Small harbor is rocky
and sandy. Harbor seals and sea lions are often seen.

LITTLE GIBRALTAR POINT 0’ - 40’ Anchorage for seven
or eight. Sandy beaches, caves, and red rock lava.
ChanneEMERALD BAY Leased by Corsair Yacht Club. 100 moorings. Two Harbors West Area: 76 Sq. Mi. (47,864 Acres)
lHOWLAND’S LANDING Land leased by Tocoloma Club for Summit
Highest Points: Mount Orizaba 2097 Ft.
summer camp. Adjacent cove leased by Los Angeles Yacht
Club. 40 moorings.
CHERRY COVE Land leased by San Gabriel Council of the
Boy Scouts of America for use as Summer Camp. 103 moorings.
WHALE ROCK 0’ - 100’+ Whale Whale Kelp Bay Catalina Head BallasCt aPmtB. apnnginrgound Re3s..2 Empire Ldg. (ref. USGS) Black Jack Mtn 2006 Ft.
rock spouts water. Cliffs descend House Ripper’s Cove
into the sea. Black gorgonian coral Rock CapTeriCdoertnetsPt. mi. Distance to San Pedro: 24 Miles from Avalon

at 60’ - 80’, lobsters, scallops, and Rd Springs Canyon 20 Miles from Two Harbors
2.2 mi.
white sea bass. Avalon to Two Harbors: 13.4 Miles by Boat

Upper 3.2 mi. HaCrabborriGlilborLailtttlaer 23 Miles by Road
Buffalo Harbor
KELP POINT (& KELP BAY) 15’ - 100’ Kelp forest Res. LaPvaaraWdailsleBCeoavceh
amongst numerous rocks. Caution: Surgy. Light Valley of Ollas EEL LAND & GOAT HARBOR 0’ - 80’ Anchorage for ten. Snorkeling
Empire
FOURTH OF JULY COVE Leased by the July Yacht Club. 42 moorings. Big at two beaches. Rocky, with moray eels and plenty of kelp.

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Rd 1.0 mi.

Tr Stage Gallagher Canyon

Rd Casino Pt.
Trail

Canyon 1.9 mi. Divide Rd

33 20’ N 7.5 mi. Avalon Rd Renton
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Canyon 1.4 mi.

1.2 mi. Rd
Mine 1.8 mi.

Quarry

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