Adams Ridge is predominantly a gently rolling plateau above the Pacific Ocean. The north end is composed of grasslands covering approximately 40 to 50 acres. The balance of the land has been heavily timbered and is composed of Redwood, Fir, Madrone, Tan Oak, Manzanita, and other native plants. Of the approximate 180 acres of plateau the elevation changes less than l00' along the 7000' length of the ridge property.