Canyon Trail to Spring Creek Trail Loop

Santa Rosa, California

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7.39 miles

Elevation Gain

728 ft

Route Type

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The Canyon Trail to Spring Creek Trail Loop is a popular hiking route in Trione-Annadel State Park in Sonoma County, California. This loop offers a mix of shaded woodland paths and open trails, making it a favorite for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts.

Trail Highlights:

Length & Difficulty: Approximately 7.4 miles, this moderately challenging loop features gradual inclines and descents.

Scenery: Enjoy the beauty of Lake Ilsanjo, lush forests, and wildflower-studded meadows. The loop also offers scenic views of the surrounding hills.

Wildlife: Hikers often encounter deer, birds, and other local wildlife along the way.

Visitor Information:

Parking: Ample parking is available near the trailhead, with a fee required for day-use visitors. Learn more a Parks.CA.Gov.

Dog Policy: Dogs are welcome but must remain on a leash. Be sure to bring waste bags to maintain the trail’s cleanliness.

Tips for Hikers:

Seasonal Best: Spring and fall are ideal for cooler weather and vibrant scenery after winter rains.

Trail Conditions: The path includes gravel sections and can become slippery after rain, so wear appropriate footwear.

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Canyon Trail to Spring Creek Trail Loop Reviews

Hailey Hermann

Canyon Trail to Spring Creek Trail Loop

12/05/15

Annadel was 5 minutes away from my old high school. The park is amazing all year round, but my favorite time to go is right after a big rain because the rivers and creeks really start to flow. You can easily spend a full day walking around and picknicking or doing a quick 45 minute hike to take a quick break from the world.

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