Helen Putnam Regional Park
Helen Putnam Regional Park is a compact wilderness park southwest of Petaluma.
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Helen Putnam Regional Park is a compact wilderness park southwest of Petaluma. Its 6 miles of trails cross grassy hillsides and weave through oak woodlands. Ridge-top trails provide panoramic views of the city and the southern Sonoma County countryside.
A fishing pond contains bluegill and other fish. An accessible playground, picnic area and gazebo are located near the parking lot.
Helen Putnam Park's looped trail system lets hikers create walks of varying length and difficulty, making the park a great choice for beginning hikers looking for a bit of a challenge. Trails are also open to cyclists and horseback riders. Open daily from 8 a.m. to sunset.
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Beautiful views out to W. Marin hills
Hilly but not too challenging hiking trails make for a good work-out close to Petaluma center. New parking lot has plenty of space. Good restrooms, kids play area and sheltered picnic tables.
Wow
This is a fantastic park close to downtown Petaluma - beautiful vistas, lovely, well-maintained paths, great signage. Strong recommendation
Nice hike
Lots of hiking trails of varying difficulty. The pastures were very green and the California Poppies were in bloom. It was windy and a little chilly when we got up to the top of the hill. Some...
