They have organzied races there from 10k to marathon; but it's a great place to go for a quiet run by yourself or with a friend or two. You can actually get to a point directly above the epicenter of the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. Places to picnic, as well.

Great trails, some short, some longer for distance runners. You can take a long trail that ends at the origin of the Loma Prieta earthquake in 1989 that devastated Santa Cruz and damaged parts of San Francisco.Best to jog with a friend since some stretches are remote.

This park is fabulous- whether you're looking for a peaceful stroll through the redwoods, a short bike ride with kids, or a grueling climb to the "top of the Incline" with fabulous views of the entire Monterey Bay. Hiking, biking, creek splashing...this park has it all, and is a great place to cool down on hot summer days. There's nothing... More

This park is HUGE and filled with tall redwood trees, creeks, and challenging trails that you can't find anywhere else but in California. It's a dirt road to get in, but it's still pretty easy to get there.

Just a great place to hike. Nice trails and few people. Lots of trees and quiet. Great place to commune with nature.

Beautiful, dense foilage with great trails to cover while biking or hiking. Just minutes away from local townships and shops but you can feel like you are a world away in those few minutes.

Like most State Parks, you have to pay to park here (it is $10.00/day now). This park does not offer camping or any other organized activities (like Ranger programs or wildlife hikes), but has pretty extensive trails for walking/hiking or mountain bike riding. I'd say the bike riders love this place, and if that is what you want to do... More

Access and ambiguous directions led to a destination that had very little to see or do. At one time it was possible to see what was considered the "epicenter of the Loma Prieta Earthquake", if we were there, we didn't know it. And the roads were not in very good condition. Maybe a result of gov't budget cuts, but still... More

First off, it's difficult to find. There are no signs pointing to the park until you're already on the road to the entrance. My Nav system led me miles away to a closed road that may at one time have gone into the park. The only way I found it was to put the name of the road it was... More