They accept applications for new volunteers and have a class each September for them, she said. Coe Park, the largest state park in northern California, has nearly 81,000 acres of rugged terrain. The original land for the park was donated by Sada Sutcliffe Coe, daughter of Henry Willard Coe, Jr., one of the earliest ranchers in the area. Additional parcels of land were added over the years to bring the park to its current acreage total. The park features 250 miles of trails for hikers.
Many trails are also open to bicyclists and horses.
Other activities available at the park include bird watching, swimming, fishing and backpacking, and camping.