There is a short section of the Confluence Loop Trail which is closed due to erosion from December storm system. Hours Notice: Dos Rios is ONLY open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, 7:00 a.m. – 5:00 p ...
One of Orange County's largest remaining examples of open space and natural seashore, featuring tide pools and sandy coves; rocky reefs, ridges and canyons; and the federally listed Historic District, ...
This 1,400 acre state park tells the story of famed writer/adventurer Jack London who made Glen Ellen and the Sonoma Valley his home. Explore the cottage, Beauty Ranch, Wolf House ruins and the House ...
This park on California’s northern coast features an ancient sand dune complex that has evolved into several distinct ecological communities, encompassing ocean beach, river, open and vegetated sand ...
Yes: Dogs are allowed on the Lakeside Interpretive Trail, Zig Zag Trail, fire roads, and along the shore of Donner Lake except for China Cove Beach. Dogs must always remain on a six-foot (maximum) ...
Once a part of the sprawling U.S. Army post of Fort Ord, this park includes nearly 1,000 acres of rolling dunes habitat and four miles of beach along the Monterey Bay. Though mostly restored to its ...
Warmer and less foggy than most redwood parks along the coast, this park in the heart of the Anderson Valley protects two groves of towering redwoods. The park is located less than a three hour drive ...
Protects a small herd of tule (toó-lee) elk, an endemic California subspecies once hunted nearly to extinction, a variety of native plants and animals, and provides an important wildlife corridor ...
The Carmel River creates a lagoon – a popular habitat for waterfowl and songbirds – before spilling into the Pacific Ocean at this scenic beach park. From southbound Highway 1 in Carmel, the park is ...
Named for the famed coastal resort in England, this park's beautiful beach and bluffs offer a campground, hiking trails and sweeping views of Monterey Bay just steps from a sandy shore perfect for ...
Perched on a cliff 50 miles south of San Francisco, the 115-foot Pigeon Point Lighthouse is one of the tallest lighthouses on the West Coast and has been guiding mariners since 1872.