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A guide to mountain biking in Sonoma County parks 
Trione-Annadel is so popular with mountain bikers that it has its own Meetup group and many organized group rides from nearby bike shops which you are welcome to join. The state park has multiple entry points, but Regional Park members get free parking at Spring Lake, making it a convenient starting point. Spring Lake Regional Park has two entrances, but we recommend beginning your adventure from the Newanga Road side (park near the Oak Knolls picnic area), and follow the gravel Bay Area Ridge Trail, which soon turns to dirt once you hit the state park.  

Info and park map: Spring Lake Regional Park
Info and park map: Trione-Annadel State Park

Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve
 
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With nearly 2,000 acres on the northern end of Sonoma Valley, Hood Mountain offers miles of rugged multi-use trails that run along creeks, through grasslands, into forests, and burly climbs that reward with epic views of Sonoma Valley, San Pablo Bay and beyond. A mountain bike ride here provides a challenging, strength-training workout for the intermediate and advanced mountain biker. Trails can be exposed on the ridgelines; bring plenty of water. We recommend starting your ride from the Pythian Road parking lot which, although it still includes a steep climb out of the canyon on the Lower Johnson Ridge Trail, has more enjoyable grades and switchbacks than the Hood Mountain Trail start from the Los Alamos parking lot. From the Lower Johnson Ridge Trail, the Lawson Trail provides a nice climb through Hood’s pygmy cypress forest (in recovery from the 2017 and 2020 wildfires), or take the Hood Mountain Trail for a climb to the 2,730-foot summit. Note that only hikers can continue to the famed panoramic views at Gunsight Rock overlook, but views are still aplenty at the summit. 

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Parking at the regional parks is $7 or free for Sonoma County Regional Parks members. 
Trail courtesy: All users yield to those traveling uphill or using a wheelchair; bicyclists yield to hikers and horses, and hikers yield to horses. 
Bicycles must follow posted speed limits. Bicycle helmets are required for riders under 18 years of age.
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The more specific you are, the easier it will be for the coordinator to place you in a volunteer position that meets your needs as well as the parks’. 
A number of parks now accept online applications.  To learn more about these opportunities and complete an online application, please visit our volunteer recruitment webpage. 
 
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 Interpretation for VisitorsDocents are highly trained volunteers who interpret the cultural, natural and recreational features of state parks for visitors. Docents receive initial and continuing enrichment training to which they add their own unique approach and experiences. If you have a passion for sharing and enjoy speaking to the public, a docent position may be a good fit for you.  Interpretive activities that docents become involved with include:

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Living History Reenactments and Demonstrations

 
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Hosts are visible representatives in California State Parks' campgrounds and day-use areas. Hosts may perform a multitude of duties to help the park including: 
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      Collecting fees; 
      Performing light janitorial and maintenance duties; 
      Conducting interpretive programs, and; 
      Encouraging compliance with park rules and regulations (although hosts do not perform actual law enforcement duties).  
Hosts temporarily reside in a campsite in a park unit and typically serve 25-30 hours per week. Most parks require a minimum commitment of one to three months, with a maximum stay of six months per park. More information on applying to become a camp or park host, as well as host position availability can be found on our Host Opportunity Page.. 
Public ContactVisitor Center Volunteers answer questions and provide information to visitors at park entrances and/or visitor centers.
If you enjoy working with the public, this may be the position for you!
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Restricted and unrestricted deer tags may be exchanged by mail at any CDFW license sales office if all of the conditions below are met (CCR T14-708.4).

The earliest season for the tag to be exchanged has not yet opened. In most cases this is archery season, but check season dates for confirmation.
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Tags are still available for the zone to be requested. View a list of available deer tags (PDF).
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If all of the tag exchange conditions above are met, you must contact a CDFW license sales office via telephone or email to arrange your tag exchange.

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Return of Premium Deer, Elk, Pronghorn Antelope, and Bighorn Sheep Tags for Areas Impacted by Public Land Closures Caused by Wildfires
On April 18, 2022, regulations went into effect allowing eligible tag holders whose seasons were cut short or eliminated due to public land closures caused by wildfires to return unfilled deer, elk, pronghorn antelope, and bighorn sheep tags for reinstatement of their preference points and/or refunds.
A tag holder whose hunt zone was inaccessible for sixty-six percent (66%) or more of the hunt season due to a public land closure caused by wildfire may return their unfilled tag with their written request for preference point reinstatement and/or tag refund. The tag holder must return their unfilled tag with their written request postmarked on or prior to February 28 of the current license year for which the tag is valid. Requests postmarked after this date shall not be considered.
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 Cuyamaca Creative 
 Meet @ Visitor Center 
 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM (noon) 
 Bring your creativity and create a memory of your park visit. Supplies are provided. There is a $10 day use fee for parking [...] 

 Cuyamaca Rancho SP
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Foodways at the Mission Living History Demonstration
 1pm 
 Join us at the Mission for a comparative exploration of Indigenous foodways. We'll discuss the foods native to California before Spanish contact, and explore the ways in which food varieties a [...] 

 Santa Cruz Mission SHP
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Jr Rangers - Birds
 10:00 AM - 10:40 AM 
 Birds! 
 Special program for kids ages 7-12. Learn about our park’s feathered friends! Second session available for kids ages 6 and under upon request. 
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 Palomar Mountain SP
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Fantastic Fungi
 Date: 5/26 
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 Location: Stone Creek Campground | 21181 CA-243, Idyllwild-Pine Cove, CA 92549 
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 Mount San Jacinto SP
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Mother Lode History Train
 Join us for the Mother Lode History Train. The unique interpretive experiences will include living history stories inspired by the Gold Rush era in Tuolumne County and the early days of the Sierra Ra [...] 

 Railtown 1897 SHP
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Mother Lode History Train
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Point Lobos State Natural Reserve
We encourage visitors to look for overnight accommodation in the surrounding area, including the Big Sur Lodge, which is currently taking guest reservations. However, the soonest we can responsibly provide camping opportunities will be May 23rd. We apologize for any inconvenience over the next seven days due to the earlier than anticipated opening date.
State Parks is proud to have been a significant contributing agency to the emergency response effort following the Hwy 1 road slip out. During the closure we provided equipment staging facilities, emergency response, medical evacuation areas, and facilities for the community that were temporarily stranded in Big Sur. We are now shifting our operations from emergency support back to our regular campground activities. We want to thank you for your understanding as we work diligently to return to normal operations.
Photo Credit: County of Monterey

NOTE: Highway 1 is still closed to the south 5 miles south of Julia Pfeiffer Burns. Please see the Highway 1 closure info and maps on our websites.
For current highway closures and conditions please visit CalTrans - Road Conditions MapAlways check area weather forecasts and road updates before visiting. NOAA Weather- Big Sur
Point Lobos State Natural Reserve OPEN. Closures: Moss Cove, Gibson Beach and Trail
Reserve closed areas and trails:

Gibson Beach is closed due to damage and debris from high surf and flooding.
Gibson Trail is closed since the bottom section of the staircase was destroyed by high surf.
State Parks Crews are working to repair the damaged sections and will re-open the trail when it is safe for visitors to access

Point Lobos Summer Adventures 2024
Attention parents! Are you still looking for the perfect summer camp for your child or children to attend? Check out the Point Lobos Summer Adventures Camp! This program is an outdoor day camp for kids and teenagers. We strive to expose the next generation to the joys of exploring and recreating in our parks. The program is based at Point Lobos but includes visits to numerous local parks and outdoor recreational experiences.
To learn more and to register, visit https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=27276.