West Coast guide book, anyone?

[MV Content]

I recall reading of a 'cruising guide' which detailed all or most of the stop-off points along the entire western seaboard. Stupidly, I didn't order it, and can't seem to find it.

Does anyone know of such a publication? I think it was published privately.

Appreciate your input!
Eamonn.

 

[Ka_sea_ta]

There are several, The most detailed I've found are Douglas/ Hemingway cruising / gunkholing series of books. Charlies Charts are another but seem to be more west coast down into Mexican waters... Each geographic area seems to have local guides also...

 

[JDCAVE]

I believe you are thinking about Monahan's local knowledge book that has an extensive section on the distances between point/ports along the coast.
https://www.amazon.com/Local-Knowledge-Skippers-Reference-Ketchikan/dp/1932310118

 

[MV Content]

Thank you all for your suggestions. I have in mind a book written by a man who just hopped from port to port, and subsequently published the book privately: in other words, it wouldn't be well known. I'll. e sure to go and buy all of your suggestions, though!

 

[MV Content]

Found it. Cruising the North West, by George Benson. www.georgebenson.us/sailing , if you're interested.