| Round-trip mileage: 7 miles |
| Difficulty: 2 ( 1=Easy,2=Moderate,3=Strenuous ) |
| Description: |
| Sugarloaf Ridge State Park is a fun park to go to in the spring and winter. It can get very hot at other times. Spring brings out the wildflowers and stocks up Sonoma Creek which can almost dry up by fall. This loop hike will give you great views (when the fog is not in the way) of both the Sonoma and Napa valleys. |
| Directions: |
From Santa Rosa, head south on Hwy 12 and turn right on Adobe Canyon Rd (signed for Sugarloaf Ridge State Park).
From Sonoma, take Hwy 12 north past Kenwood 11 miles and turn right on Adobe Canyon Rd (signed for Sugarloaf Ridge State Park).
Take this road into the park and park in the trailhead parking lot on the left just past the park kiosk (entrance fee). |
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