This unpaved vehicle road is used by visitors to access the Toyon Campground. It is 1.1 mile long and is shaded by Madrone, Redwood and Tan Oak trees. Horses are welcome.... ViewView Campground Trail
Canyon Trail provides access to Tarwater Loop Trail from Bear Ridge Trail and Brook Trail Loop. It contains some great views of Tarwater Canyon and old growth redwoods.... ViewView Canyon Trail
The Canyon Trail is a single track trail that closes to equestrians in the rainy season but is open year round to hikers/runners. This trail connects to the Campground Trail and the Crystal Springs Trail. When hiking this trail the visitor will see Redwood, Madrone, Oak trees. Some of the wildlife seen will be deer, red-tailed hawks and banana slugs.... ViewView Canyon Trail
Open year round to hikers and runners, this .4-mile-long trail is closed to equestrians in the winter time. The trail is in the middle of Chaparral and Manzanita. It slowly winds through Redwood and Madrone trees.... ViewView Chaparral Trail
This is 1.8-mile-long moderately difficult trail is composed of gravel and soil and leads hikers among Huckleberry, Toyon and Redwood trees. Connect to the Crystal Springs and Dean trails to complete a 7-mile loop. Horses are welcome.... ViewView Chinquapin Trail
A 0.7-mile trail that meanders from the Clarkia Trailhead to the Sunset Trailhead, crossing open grassland, oak woodland and chaparral. Horses are welcome.... ViewView Clarkia Trail
This 4-mile-long, gravel surface trail is the only trail that travels from the top of the park to the bottom. The moderately challenging trail features Redwood, Madrone and Oak trees. Horses are welcome.... ViewView Crystal Springs Trail
A short segment of the California Coastal Trail that connects California St. and Cypress St. It travels through Cypress grove and along a riparian area that provides habitat for migrating birds. The trail is disability accessible and bicycles and horses are permitted.... ViewView Dardenelle Trail
Situated in the middle of the park, this 1.9-mile-long trail connects to numerous park trails and features Redwood, Madrone and Oak trees. Considered a moderately challenging trail, it connects to McGarvey Flat with picnic tables. Horses are welcome.... ViewView Dean Trail
