New! South Grove Trail - Calaveras Big Trees SP
Distance: 4 3.5 to 5 miles (depending on route)
Difficulty:  Easy
Accessible: Yes
There is an elevation gain of 260 feet during the first 1.5 miles of the trail. Hikers will see a representation of redwood trees inside the South Grove. Once inside the preserve, hikers are then permitted to leave the trail to see sights such as the Agassiz Tree, the old logging railroad right of way, the Big Trees Creek and various wildlife. The trail has a beginning difficulty rating and meets ADA Recreational Trail Standards.

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Perimeter Trail - Angel Island
Distance: 5 Miles (Round Trip)
Difficulty: Moderate to Challenging (Long Distance)
Accessible: Yes

The trail is 5 miles all the way around. Bicyclists are permitted to ride on the perimeter trail. Approximately 75 percent of the trail is paved with the remainder unpaved. Though the trail is long it is almost all level and relatively easy hike for all fitness levels. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy wildflowers such as yellow bush lupine, paintbrush and sticky monkey flower. Keep an eye out also for raccoons, deer, birds, and butterflies

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The Oaks Nature Trail - Folsom Lake SRA
Distance: 1.5 Mile (Round Trip)
Difficulty: Easy
Accessible: Yes

The trail is just over three quarters of a mile and is located in Folsom Lake SRA. It is a natural trail that is accessible for the disabled and is considered easy for all fitness levels. There are interpretive panels located throughout the trail. Nature enthusiasts will enjoy the oak woodland, lake shore views and the various creek side habitats. Wildlife that can be seen include: deer, fox, wild turkeys and various reptiles.

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Stonewall Peak - Cuyamaca Rancho SP
Distance: 4 Mile Round Trip
Difficulty:  Moderate to Challenging
Accessible: No

The Stonewall Peak trail is a 4 mile trail starting -at Paso Picacho campground. On the way to the peak, the last section of the trail is on an exposed ridge. It can be considered difficult, but it does have steps and a handrail. Hikers have a 360 degree view at the top of the peak. Nature enthusiasts will see various trees and vegetation such as chaparral, oaks, and incense cedar.

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