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Includes six miles of rugged Sonoma coastline, ranging from kelp-dotted coves to steep bluffs and sandstone cliffs, to forested hills, pristine prairies, a pygmy forest and an underwater park.

The summit of 2,729-foot Mount Balwin offers stunning views in this Napa Valley park, where the headwaters of the Sonoma Creek run through gorge and canyon, across the meadow floor beneath scenic rock outcroppings, surrounded at times by redwoods and ferns.

The perfect outdoor destination in Napa Valley, offering activities such as hiking, swimming, picnicking, and camping. Explore the stunningly diverse landscape, including stands of coastal redwoods, tanoak, Douglas-fir, and madrone forests.

Offers shady strolls through the stately redwoods along Lagunitas Creek as well as exhilarating hikes to the top of Barnabe Peak, one of the best viewpoints in Marin County.

This park on the shores of California's oldest and largest freshwater lake is popular for swimming, boating, fishing and viewing wildlife.

Just north of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge, Mount Tamalpais State Park rises majestically from the heart of Marin County. Its deep canyons and sweeping hillsides are cloaked with cool redwood forests, oak woodlands, open grasslands, and sturdy chaparral. The breathtaking vistas from Mount Tamalpais’s upper mountain include the Farallon Islands 25 miles out to sea, the Marin County hills, San Francisco Bay and City, the East Bay, and Mount Diablo. On rare occasions, the snow-covered Sierra Nevada Mountain Range can be seen 150 miles away.

This 1,514-acre park nestled along the shoreline of San Pablo Bay boasts panoramic views, lush oak woodlands and over 100 acres of protected tidal salt marsh. Whether you’re a hiker or mountain biker, a history buff or a beach-loving water baby, you’ll have an unforgettable day at China Camp.

Warmer and less foggy than most redwood parks along the coast, this park in the heart of the Anderson Valley protects two groves of towering redwoods.