Saturday, June 8, 2013

Henry Cowell Redwood State Park - Trailhead

From the park website...
This park features 15 miles of hiking and riding trails through a variety of forested areas including redwoods, mixed evergreens, riparian, ponderosa pine, as well as rare ancient marine deposits called Santa Cruz sandhills.  The Zayante Indians once lived in the area, where they found a land with plentiful natural resources. Henry Cowell Redwoods is home to a centuries old Redwood Grove that features a self-guided nature path. It also boasts other old-growth woods such as Douglas fir, mandrone, oak and a stunning stand of Ponderosa pines. The park has a picnic area above the San Lorenzo River. Anglers fish for steelhead and salmon during the winter (catch and release). The park has a nature center and bookstore. 




This tree trunk is showing it was already alive when Christ was born...










And there's a Bigfoot museum near the entrance of the park. It's just closed that time...


Trail: Redwood Grove Loop Trail - Pipeline Rd - River Trail - Eagle Creek Trail - Pine Trail - Ridge Fire Rd - Rincon Fire Road - Pipeline Road

Total Distance: 5 miles

Big thanks to California State Park and Bay Area Hiker


~~ CK


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