Henry W. Coe State Park - Hiking
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Boasting the title of largest state park in northern California, Henry W. Coe State Park encompasses 87,000 acres of varied and largely undeveloped landscape: rolling hills, both narrow and wide valleys, high ridges, deep canyons, broad plateaus, along with gently flowing streams, vast grasslands, and thick woods.
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Distance
0.1 miles
Varies; depending on how far you want to hike.
Destination Distance From Downtown
62.9 miles
Difficulty
5 of 5 diamonds
Time To Complete
1 hours
One hour to one weekend.
Seasonality
All Seasons
June through September are hot with few water sources.
Dog Friendly
No
Fees Permits
Yes
$6-$8 daily parking permit. $5 backpacking sites per person; first-come, first-served only.
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