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Watkins Glen Gorge Trail
The Watkins Glen State Park Gorge Trail home of 19 waterfalls is open for the 2024 season and typically remains open each year until mid to late October (weather permitting).

Address1009 N Franklin StWatkins Glen, NY 14891
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Latitude 42.375896
Longitude -76.871078
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Pets are not allowed on the Gorge Trail. A maximum of two pets are allowed in campsites and day use areas (except the Gorge Trail) unless prohibited by sign or directive. Pets are to be supervised at all times and either be crated or on a leash not more than 6-feet in length. Proof of rabies inoculation shall be produced if requested by staff. Pets are not permitted in playgrounds, buildings, golf courses, boardwalks, pools and spray-grounds or guarded beaches (this does not apply to service animals).
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Stand-Up Paddleboarding in Sonoma County 
Stand-up paddleboarding — often referred to as “SUP” — is one of the nation’s fastest-growing outdoor activities. It’s certainly popular in Sonoma County, where the Russian River, several lakes and Bodega Bay provide diverse adventures for paddleboarders.
Some of the best paddleboarding adventures can be found within Sonoma County Regional Parks:

Steelhead Beach (Forestville)
Sunset Beach (Forestville)
Forestville River Access (Forestville)
Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach (Healdsburg)
Doran Regional Park (Bodega Bay)
Spring Lake Regional Park (Santa Rosa)

Paddleboarding on the Russian River

John Menth, owner of a local paddleboard tour business and a Sonoma County native who grew up playing in and on the Russian River — believes that these locations are among the county's best spots for stand-up paddleboarding from late May to early September.
"Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach is a convenient summer location perfect for beginners — they love that area, with the wider stretch of the Russian River and buoy lines. It’s close to the parking lot, too, so it’s a quick walk down to the water," Menth said. 
Sonoma County Regional Parks recommends paddleboarding the river in summer only (late May-September) when recreation dams are in place and the water flow is slower, warmer and conditions are better assessed for safety.
On the lower Russian River, paddlers need to know that the stretch between Steelhead, Forestville River Access and Sunset beaches is busy on weekends with visitors who float between points on inner tubes. Paddleboarders will prefer to visit these parks on summer weekdays for a quieter, less-congested experience.
See Regional Parks' Paddling the Russian River page for paddling distances and times. 
Paddleboarding at Spring Lake
Another of Menth's paddling recommendations is Spring Lake Regional Park, with its placid water and beautiful views of northeast Santa Rosa. (See photo at top of page.) Spring Lake is ideal for beginning paddleboarders because of its convenient location and compact size.
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You will also likely find seals and sea lions sunning themselves at the river mouth. 
Return from the beach by hiking along the unpaved Bluff Top Trail. Spend some time at the aptly named Whale Watch Point, and you may spot migrating gray whales making their journeys from the Bering Sea to Baja California and back. 
Whichever path you choose, take some time to listen to the waves. Just breathe in the clear, crisp ocean air and relax.
Walk On Beach Coastal Access Trail is exactly as it sounds – it’s a trail, one of six along this stretch of highway, that allows free public access to beaches through The Sea Ranch, the private community just south of Gualala. At less than a mile, .25 to be exact, the trail to Walk On Beach is one of the shortest of all Sea Ranch Coastal Access Trails.

The beach is accessed by a staircase, which deposits you onto a one-quarter-mile beach. Gulls and hawks ride the air currents that change along with the tide. The trail to Walk On Beach connects with the longer Bluff Top Trail, which runs approximately 3 miles one way, ending at Gualala Point Regional Park.
Stillwater Cove Regional Park is the perfect blend of land and sea between Fort Ross and Salt Point. The rugged coastline levels out to an accessible cove, complete with beach launch suitable for kayaks. It’s also a popular spot for divers. For hikers, the Stillwater Bluff Trail curves above the rocky coastline and offers beautiful views of the Pacific. 

Across the highway, enjoy walking through a forest of towering redwoods that share the space with ferns and rhododendrons. Follow Stockhoff Creek on the looped Canyon and Stockhoff trails. The quiet is immense, and the rich green pervades your senses.

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Let’s be real – one day just isn’t enough to absorb all that the far northern reaches of coastal Sonoma County has to offer. So, why don’t you stay?
Both Gualala and Stillwater feature year-round camping, and you can reserve sites a year in advance. If you become a Sonoma County Regional Parks member, you get a free night of camping you can use at either park.
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