Weighing in at almost 81,000 acres, Henry Coe is one of the larger state parks in California. If that isn't enough variety for you, you'd better find a different planet to live on. For years thereafter, the cattlemen had the run of the place. Now there are over 250 miles of trails open to hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Consider the 4.5-mile Middle Ridge Loop which includes some rigorous uphills, but gives a nice general view of the park.
Seasonal weather can make overland travel difficult, so come well-equipped with clothing and maps.
There are 20 car camping sites, and 10 group camping locations. Call for reservations, just for good measure. Getting there From Hwy. 101 take the East Dunn Avenue exit from Morgan Hill and follow it east for about 14 miles to the park headquarters. Please read it.