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Rare Juniper Trail Self-Guided Tour
This self guided nature trail is a one-mile, easy walk, which will take about 30 minutes to complete. Enjoy the park's self-guided nature trails and educational display, and relax in the shade of the picnic table ramada.
The desert is a fragile place. A delicate balance must be preserved among its natural elements for the survival of all. Accordingly, please observe the following rules:

All features of the State Park are protected; collecting or damaging natural or cultural resources is prohibited by law.
Dogs are not allowed on any California State Parks trails, with the exception of Service dogs.
Please stay on the trail at all times. Certain resident species of snakes are venomous. In the unlikely event that you encounter a snake on your walk, simply stop and let it go its own way.

There are a total of 10 posts along the trail. The numbers below correspond with the numbers on each post.
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Hunter Creek Trail
4013 Santa Rosa Ave, Santa Rosa, CA 95407


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Open 7 a.m. to sunset, except for commuting
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No public parking available

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Allowed on leash
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Ranger Station: (707) 539-8092 CA Relay: 711 

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Hunter Creek Trail is a 1.5-mile paved, accessible trail along Hunter Creek in southeast Santa Rosa. The trail runs between Santa Rosa Avenue (across the street from Friedman’s Home Improvement) and Hunter Lane, which connects to Petaluma Hill Road.
The trail is open to pedestrians, cyclists, and equestrians.
There is no public parking available for this trail.
Accessibility
Features a 1.5 mile paved trail with gentle grades. No accessible parking is provided at either end.

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The 1.5-mile long trail is located along the Hunter Creek Channel between Santa Rosa Avenue (across the street from Friedman’s Home Improvement) and Hunter Lane, which connects to Petaluma Hill Road.
Visiting State Parks With Your Dog
Dogs must be on a maximum 6-foot leash at ALL times and physically under your control.
 Vicious or unusually noisy dogs will not be allowed in the park.
 Dogs must not be left unattended. Overnight campers must keep their dog in a tent or vehicle.
 Do not take your dog (unless your dog is a service animal *) into buildings or undeveloped areas, or on trails, unless specifically designated as being open to dogs on leash. (In general, dogs are not allowed on trails, near rivers or creeks, in the open forest and meadows, or in the environmental campsites.)
 Dogs are not permitted on most beaches. Before taking your dog to a state beach, check table below.
 Remember to clean up after your dog.
 Service animals* are allowed in areas open to the public; however, misrepresenting a dog as a service animal is considered a misdemeanor. (California Penal Code 365.7)
 Proof of appropriate immunizations and valid licenses may be required for any animal brought onto state park property. All 58 California counties require dog licenses; contact your local jurisdiction for further details on obtaining a dog license. (CA Public Resources Code 5008.1 & CA Health & Safety Code 121690)


 * A service animal is defined as “animals that are individually trained to perform tasks for persons who have qualifying disabilities under ADA. A service animal is any dog (or miniature horse) that is individually trained to do work or perform tasks for the benefit of an individual with a disability, including a physical, sensory, psychiatric, intellectual, or other mental disability.” Visit Service Animals in State Parks webpage for more information.
 For more detailed information regarding a specific park’s rules about dogs, please check the table below. In addition to reviewing this information, it’s always a good idea to call ahead to check with the state park you wish to visit. 

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Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area

Yes
Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails.

Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park

No
Dogs allowed in parking lot only.

Albany State Marine Reserve

Yes

Anderson Marsh State Historic Park

No
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Staff may be on patrol or responding to an emergency call and may not always be available to issue or accept a wheelchair. A valid driver's license or ID is required, in addition to a completed Liability Release Form.
Huntington State Beach, Huntington Beach. Available at the Magnolia St. kiosk on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information call (714) 536-1454.
Huntington City Beach, Huntington Beach. 1 chair available at Zack's Pier Plaza, 405 Pacific Coast Highway, Huntington Beach, CA 92648. Calling a day in advance is recommended. For more information call (714) 536-0215.
Bolsa Chica State Beach,Huntington Beach. For information call (714) 377-5691.
Seal Beach. Two wheelchairs available at lifeguard headquarters. Government-issued ID required. 8am-5pm during off-season, 8am-8pm during summer. For more information call (562) 430-2613.

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Find extensive information about LA County beach wheelchairs on the 
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Toyon Bay and other Catalina Island locations. Located at Catalina Marine Island Institute. For more information call (310) 510-1622.
Belmont Shore, Long Beach. Chair is located at the foot of Granada Ave. For more information call (562) 477-6820.
Cabrillo Beach, San Pedro. Chair is located at Cabrillo Marine Aquarium (3720 Stephen M White Dr, San Pedro). Wheelchairs are available for use at the aquarium welcome booth. Ramp over sand 3/4 out at "Inner" Cabrillo only (not to the water). Wheelchairs are available on a first-come, first-served basis. For more information call (310) 548-7567 or click here. 
Torrance County Beach, Torrance. 1 wheelchairs available at the Lifeguard Headquarters 
	on a first-come, first-served basis. No reservations. Semiannual permanent access mat available. Visit the nearest open Lifeguard
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