Along with the two magnificent groves of giant sequoias, Calaveras Big Trees State Park features over six thousand acres of pine forest on both sides of the Stanislaus River. Campgrounds, picnic areas, and many miles of hiking and bicycling trails make Calaveras Big Trees one of the county’s most popular destinations for all ages.
Calaveras Big Trees Park is open year round and offers a variety of options for each season. Cross country and snowshoe hikes are popular in the winter. In the sunnier times of the year when dogwoods are in bloom and wildflowers are in abundance, twenty minute to four mile trails offer the perfect challenges for each visitor’s capability. There is an especially interesting hiking trail set up for the visually impaired, but experienced by most who visit the park.
The interpretive center near the North Grove, with visual and hands-on exhibits, makes it easy for visitors to understand and enjoy the drama of the park’s natural environment.
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