Directions to Kelly Karlson's Home Temple

Address:  1501 Country Club, Ben Lomond, CA

Phone:  831/ 336-4245
Important:  Bring a flashlight if coming to an all-day workshop. There are no street lights and it's getting dark earlier.

Parking is limited...  CARPOOLING from Ben Lomond is highly suggested! (perhaps at the Ben Lomond Market or side streets there in downtown BL?)

From Santa Cruz and points south:

• From Highway One, go Highway 17 NORTH towards San Jose.
   
• At Scotts Valley, you'll want to exit on the Mount Hermon Road exit. The exit ramp bears you around to the right, and then you'll make a LEFT hand turn onto the actual Mount Hermon Road. (It crosses over the freeway.)
   
• Go through the many stoplights and shopping centers that are Scotts Valley. You're going to stay on Mount Hermon Road until it ends. This will take you through a winding, beautiful, and uninhabited valley — just keep going along until finally Mt. Hermon Road stops at a stop light.
   
• You can either go right or left — go RIGHT. (This is Graham Hill Road.)
• Immediately get into the Right Hand Lane — you'll be making the NEXT RIGHT at the next stop light, which is onto Highway 9 in Felton.
   
• Once you're on Highway 9, settle down for the 'don't blink or you'll miss them' mountain-town tour. You're already in Felton.
   
• After Felton, you'll pass the Highlands Park on your right. Then Jaye's Timberlane Motel on your left.
   
• After Jaye's, you'll see a sign marking an up-coming road called SCENIC. On the left-hand side of the road, you'll see a road called Scenic. (Scenic is between the town of Ben Lomond and Highlands Park.
   
• Make a LEFT onto Scenic.
   
• Follow Scenic 1 mile -- there will be 3 hairpin turns as you wind your way up the hill.
   
• At the 3rd hairpin turn, Scenic becomes Country Club.
   
• Continue up Country Club, passing a bunch of mailboxes on your right.
   
• Make the 2nd RIGHT just after the mailboxes, to continue on Country Club.
   
• The road is a little narrow and curving -- drive slowly.
   
• 1501 Country Club is a 2-story cabin painted red with a white trim.
   
• Park off of the road -- parking is limited...  CARPOOLING from Ben Lomond is highly suggested!