Henry W. Coe

California · State Park

Henry W. Coe State Park is a vast natural area in California, offering diverse landscapes, hiking trails, and abundant wildlife, perfect for nature enthusiasts and campers.

Campgrounds

Top trails

More trails here: Pacheco Creek Trail, Grizzly Gulch Trail, Tie Down Trail, Middle Ridge Trail, Dutchs Trail, Frog Lake and Sizer Loop, Jim Donnelly Trail, Rooster Comb Trail, Kelly Cabin Canyon Trail, Mississippi Ridge Trail, Rock House Ridge Trail, Narrows Trail, Lyman Willson Ridge Trail, Robinson Mountain Trail, Spike Jones Trail, Mississippi Creek Trail, Bowl Trail, Flat Frog Trail, Hartman Trail, Pinto Creek Trail, Grass Trail, Anza Trail, Black Oak Spring Trail, Orestimba Creek Trail, Fish Trail, White Tank Spring Trail, Murphy Trail, Grapevine Trail, Kelly Lake Trail, Chaparral Trail, Alquist Trail, Vasquez Trail, Willow Ridge Trail, NN026, Redfern Trail, NN139, Jackass Trail, Rock Tower Trail, Jackson Trail, Steer Ridge Trail, NN120, Domino Pond Trail, Eagle Pines Trail, Dog Trail, Timm Trail, Cullen Trail, Walsh Trail, Mile Trail, Burra Burra Trail, Bear Spring Trail, Bill'S Hill Trail, Forest Trail, Mudd Spring Trail, Long Dam Trail, Middle Steer Ridge Trail, Rooster Comb Summit Trail, Springs Trail.

Visiting

Fees — Vehicle Day Use – Coe Ranch: $8, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Coe Ranch: $7, Vehicle Day Use – Dowdy Ranch: $8, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Dowdy Ranch: $7, Vehicle Day Use – Hunting Hollow: $6, Senior Vehicle Day Use – Hunting Hollow: $5.

Parking: Parking is limited and carpooling is strongly encouraged. Overflow parking is available in the Visitor Center lot, approximately 100 yards from the campground.. Dogs allowed. Phone: (408) 779-2728.

Top spots

Coordinates: 37.1868, -121.5472. Official website.

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