We stepped off the beaten path during the Thanksgiving break. Most of the time, the Northern Bay Area is our home. A trip down to the Half Moon Bay Watershed was a welcome change of scenery.
The Tunitas Creek Trailhead is a short drive from the Skyline Ridge Drive that separates Portola Valley from the Pacific Ocean. Upon entering the forest, one is immersed in a vast silent chamber of trees and ferns. Redwood needles carpet the forest floor. The effect is a deep rich almost glowing expanse of brown.
An up and down five mile loop on the Grabtown Gulch Trail, Purisima Creek Trail, and Borden Hatch Mill Trail provides a complete getaway. Fern dells, meadows, waterfalls, creeks, and Redwoods are all included free of charge. They're a great antidote for the hectic holidays!
The Tunitas Creek Trailhead is a short drive from the Skyline Ridge Drive that separates Portola Valley from the Pacific Ocean. Upon entering the forest, one is immersed in a vast silent chamber of trees and ferns. Redwood needles carpet the forest floor. The effect is a deep rich almost glowing expanse of brown.
An up and down five mile loop on the Grabtown Gulch Trail, Purisima Creek Trail, and Borden Hatch Mill Trail provides a complete getaway. Fern dells, meadows, waterfalls, creeks, and Redwoods are all included free of charge. They're a great antidote for the hectic holidays!
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