Tolay Lake Regional Park Map

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For detailed and updated information about accessibility of recreational opportunities or any park information contact Sonoma County Regional Parks at 707 565 2041 Tolay Lake Regional Park is located about 8 miles southeast of Petaluma bordered by hills between the Petaluma River and Sonoma At 3 402 acres Tolay Lake is the largest of Sonoma County s regional parks

Tolay Lake Regional Park Map

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Tolay Lake Regional Park is located about 8 miles southeast of downtown Petaluma bordered by hills between the Petaluma River and Sonoma The park is now open daily after having been open weekends only while the park master plan was developed Visitor permits are no longer required At 3 400 acres Tolay Lake is the largest of Sonoma County s regional parks It is named for the seasonal lake Frequently asked trail questions about Tolay Lake Regional Park Where is the best place to hike in Tolay Lake Regional Park According to users from AllTrails the best place to hike in Tolay Lake Regional Park is 3 Bridges Vista Point via Causeway and East Ridge Trail which has a 4 4 star rating from 526 reviews

Tolay Lake Regional Park Trail Map for Park Opening October 27 2018 Author Sonoma County Regional Parks 707 565 2041 Subject Tolay Lake Regional Park features nearly 12 miles of trails for hiking biking and horseback riding across mostly open grasslands and ridgetops about 8 miles southeast of Petaluma From the hilltops visitors can see San Pablo Bay the Petaluma River the San Francisco skyline and other Bay Area peaks Learn more about the trail options and unique features of the park

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Explore the scenic and diverse Tolay Lake Regional Park in Petaluma with a permit See amazing wildlife landscapes and historical sites Check out the photos on Flickr Interactive map of Tolay Lake Regional Park Explore Tolay Lake Regional Park Temelec to Temelec on our interactive map Measure distances view elevation switch layers find amenities and preview in 3D before your hike

Tolay Lake Regional Park near Petaluma is a fantastic place for a family hike with miles of trails wildlife friendly farm animals and more Make sure to pack a picnic too It s open daily Find local businesses view maps and get driving directions in Google Maps

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Tolay Lake Regional Park Map - Tolay Lake Regional Park features nearly 12 miles of trails for hiking biking and horseback riding across mostly open grasslands and ridgetops about 8 miles southeast of Petaluma From the hilltops visitors can see San Pablo Bay the Petaluma River the San Francisco skyline and other Bay Area peaks Learn more about the trail options and unique features of the park