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Save our State Parks – Sugarloaf Ridge State Park
Sugarloaf Ridge offers visitors one of the best places to view the Bay Area–and the universe! Its 2,700 acres feature exceptional natural diversity and a popular astronomy observatory dedicated to public viewing and education, the Robert Ferguson Observatory. The park has...
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Save our State Parks – Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park
“The first view of the great valley filled me with emotion. It was a case of love at first site, which better acquaintance would only deepen…nowhere, was there a scene of such beauty and suggestion of everything desirable for man.” ~Mariano Guadalupe...
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Save our State Parks – Jack London State Historic Park
Jack London State Historic Park is a touchstone to California’s past, celebrating the life and work of our state’s most celebrated writer. The cottage where London lived, wrote, and died, the ruins of his massive and beloved Wolf House, and the museum designed and built by...
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Save our State Parks – Austin Creek State Recreation Area & the Sonoma Coast State Beaches
Austin Creek State Recreational Area is comprised of over 5,600 acres of oak woodlands, redwood forest, and the headwaters of East Austin, Fife and Gilliam Creeks. The park includes twenty miles of hiking trails, two backcountry camp-sites and Bull Frog Pond campground with...
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Save our State Parks – Annadel State Park
A great green wall of oak forest, damp meadows, cool lakes, and broad grasslands, Annadel State Park flanks Santa Rosa’s eastern margin, its 5,000+ acres ribboned with over 40 miles of trail, welcoming to any who would approach it. A former ranch and quarry site, many of the...
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What’s Happening Right Now
ANNADEL DONATIONS MATCHED BY THE ANNADEL HALF UNTIL JULY 1!
The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors just voted to support the Regional Parks interim operation of Annadel! Help us raise the rest of the money Regional Parks needs to help Annadel thrive in 2012. All donations (up to $20,000) made to Annadel between Feb 1 and July 1, 2012 will be matched by the Annadel Half Marathon. Donate online here (please choose Annadel from the drop down menu if you’d like your donation to be counted toward the match).
And while you’re at it, why not sign up to run the Half Marathon as well – what a great way to get out and experience all Annadel has to offer!
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Sugarloaf Ridge to Reopen for Day Use
Beginning Feb. 17 (this Friday!) Sugarloaf Ridge will reopen for day use only.
Press Release from California State Parks: “Sugarloaf Ridge State Park will open for day use starting at 10am on February 17th. Vehicles will be able to drive up Adobe Canyon Road, past the lower gate, to access the main area of the park. Regular day use hours are 7am-10pm in the paid day use area; 6am-8pm in the lower parking lots. The Goodspeed trailhead parking lot will also reopen for day use parking. The fee for the paid day use area is $8.00 and can be paid by check or cash at the self-registration kiosk. The campground will remain closed”
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