Meadow Vista Trail
An out-and-back gravel road that traverses open grasslands and offers views of the San Francisco Bay and the East Bay Hills.
Live Oak Nature Trail Loop
The self-guided Live Oak Nature Trail offers a short interpretive loop along the park's lower north-facing slope.
De Anza Trail
A short spur that offers a shortcut though Oak woodland to both the Quail Loop Trail and upper Live Oak Nature Trail Loop.
Buckeye Trail
A half-mile of switchbacks though Eucalyptus trees, Oak woodland, and coastal scrub. The trail connects the Meadow View Parking lot and the Live Oak Nature Trail.
Wurr Trail
This 0.3 mile trail connects the Pescadero Creek Park Trailhead (Wurr Road) at Wurr Flat Campground and Creek Flat Picnic Area. A steep spur trail near Pescadero Creek links with Sequoia Trail and gives access to Sequoia Flat Campground.
Tan Oak Nature Trail
Stop by the Park Headquarters and pick up a self-guiding handbook and enjoy hiking this easy and short nature trail (0.5 miles) located in the Tan Oak Flat Picnic Area.
Sequoia Trail
This 0.7 trail was named for the grand old Sequoia sempervirens, the largest redwood in Memorial Park that graces it. This trail starts in the upper C loop at the Sequoia Flat Campground and ends at the Tan Oak Flat Picnic Area.
Pomponio Canyon Trail
Hikers will enjoy this 3.5 mile, moderately steep trail (elevation change of 602 feet) that winds along the northwest border of the Park opening to a vista of Santa Cruz County to the Pacific Ocean. This is NOT part of the Pomponio Trail in Pescadero Creek Park.
Creek Trail
Hiking trail, 1.2 miles, starts at Wurr Road Bridge, parallels Pescadero Creek to western border of the Park at the Homestead Flat Youth Campground. Early May through June, native azaleas bloom and later in the year, small waterfalls are found west of the Campground road.
Wurr Flat #2
This area is approximately 2 acres in size with an asphalt and wood chip surface. Its surface slope varies from 0%-12%. The area is partly shady due to surrounding vegetation composed of redwood, doug fir tan oak and huckleberry. Days are usually sunny, but can be cool and damp after sunfall. The site has room for 15 trailers or 15 tents and well seat 75 people. The bathroom and shower facilities are shared with Wur Flat Camping Area #1. The facility includes a lighted barbeque area. Be cautious of poison oak just off the trails.