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Creekside Nature Trail – This is a self-guided
nature trail, 3/4 mile along Sonoma Creek. You can learn about the plants
and rocks native to the area. In the spring there are miniature streams,
where kids can dabble their toes. |
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Hillside Trail – The Hillside Trail is a bit longer,
but it's also an easy trail, not too much up hill. In spring, there are
miniature streams, perfect for kids to dabble their toes. |
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Waterfall - Canyon Trail – If you have little
kids, this is perfect for a short easy stroll to see a 25 foot waterfall. |
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Meadow Trail – On the Meadow Trail you'll find
picnic tables in the shade, and fields of wildflowers in spring. |
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Bald Mountain Trail – Older kids will enjoy a
4 mile hike round trip with fine views of the Sonoma Valley. |
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Robert Ferguson Observatory – There's a small
observatory in the park, open at night for public observing, which includes
an astronomy presentation and viewing stars through telescopes in the observatory. Click here for the schedule. |
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Tip: Poison oak does grow along the trails, low to
the ground, so pay attention if you're hiking in shorts. |
