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Portola Redwoods State Park
Immerse yourself in nature with a visit to this state park in San Mateo County.
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Portola Redwoods State Park Details
Immerse yourself in nature with a visit to this state park in San Mateo County. The forested redwood groves and babbling creeks provide an easy escape for those living along the bay, although it is rarely crowded considering its remoteness. With over 18 miles of nature trails, this is the perfect park for hiking and camping. You can also make the 2-mile hike to Tip Toe Falls, a small waterfall fed by the flowing Fall Creek. It requires a bit of scrambling but trust us - it is well worth the effort.
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Nearby Parks Around Portola Redwoods State Park
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Portola Redwoods State Park
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3.2 mi away
Route 9--Saratoga-Los Gatos Road
Although the entire route will only take you roughly 20-minutes to drive, you will get the chance to see a couple of notable sites in this region of Northern California.
3.8 mi away
Castle Rock State Park
If you have ever driven through Santa Cruz, then you have probably already seen parts of this state park.
8.5 mi away
Big Basin Redwoods State Park
Californias oldest state park is a must-see for anyone passing through Santa Cruz County.
9.2 mi away
Butano State Park
California may have many redwood forests, but this state park is one of the most stunning.
10.7 mi away
Ano Nuevo State Park
This 4,209-acre nature reserve is one of the biggest habitats and breeding grounds for Northern elephant seals, California sea lions, sea otters, and other pinniped colonies.
