Harmon Guest House

This walk is a self-guided interpretive walk in old-growth redwoods with outstanding examples of plant life within an old-growth grove. A segment of this route has been designed for sight-impaired visitors. There is a guide rope along one side of the (Discovery) trail leading to a series of Braille Information placards.

Take in awesome views on a hike to the summit of the highest peak in the California Wine Country. You might forget you came for the wine when you gaze upon the stunning panorama at the 4,342 summit of Mount St. Helena in Robert Louis Stevenson State Park. The peak north of Calistoga looms large above the rolling hills of Napa and Sonoma counties in the Northern California Wine Country. The five-mile hike to the summit has over 2,000 feet of elevation gain, so be ready for a workout. The...

This is a single track trail that goes from the road up to the fire road that goes up Mt. Saint Helena. Alternatively, you could take the fire road the whole way, by starting about a quarter mile north along CA - 29, Lake County Hwy. After a mile and a half it reaches the fire road. Another quarter mile or so and you have reached the popular "Bubble" rock climbing area. Further along the fire road there are more popular climbing areas.

Dogs are allowed on leash, except on swimming beach. Parking: $7 or free for members

An old California ranch overlooking the coast and Jenner headlands. Red Hill provides a series of trails climbing the tallest ridge just south of the Russian River on the coast. This exposed landscape of grasslands and chaparral provides plenty of sweeping vistas overlooking the mouth of the Russian River watershed out to Jenner, coastlines down to Bodega Head, and some great overlooks into Willow Creek. The hike includes some long and steady uphill segments right from the start with the...