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Scenic open space offering a hiking & biking trail network amid redwood & oak forests & slopes.
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Address: 333 Golf Club Dr, Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Phone: (831) 420-5270 Website: http://www.cityofsantacruz.com/government/city-departments/parks-recreation/parks-beaches-open-spaces/open-spaces/pogonip
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Pogonip | City of Santa Cruz
Pogonip is an inspiring retreat of natural beauty. Its habitat is of special value given its proximity to the urban center of Santa Cruz. Over the past 150 years much of …
Pogonip Open Space – Visit Santa Cruz County
Pogonip features approximately 8 miles of beautiful hiking trails. There are multi- use trails that are open to hikers, bicyclists and equestrians. Smoking, fires …
The Pogonip | Santa Cruz – Hilltromper
Pogonip’s 640 acres and 8 miles of trail serve up prime Santa Cruz hiking, walking and running through redwood forest, oak woodland and remnants of coastal …
Review Summary
Cameron Davidson
Grea TV place to hike around for a variety of length and scenery.
Kamyab Mashian
A great place to walk, with several different access points and easy trails.
Tom Gutt
Amy the best manager in tge world, food was good too
Nicolas Ian Coffman
Pogonip was good enough, but not amazing. Very nice options for trails, some shady trails, some open space trails, some great views, spotted a deer, and some good exercise, but no trail gets a five star from me unless there is something spectacular to see, like a waterfall – and the Lost Boys House is cool, but not spectacular. Besides, when we left, I found a tick crawling on my neck under my ear lobe and then turned around to find 2 more on my dog. We’ve been on lots of trails around here, and that’s by FAR the most ticks I’ve found. Yuck.
Penny Moseley
Finally walked one of the trails, it is a beautiful 11 mile area close to the heart of Santa Cruz. The trail we walked was mainly uphill but there are others that are less strenuous. Has mountain bike and horse trails too. The Koi pond is lovely, surrounded by Redwoods in a peaceful setting.
Rodolfo Vargas
I didn’t see any homeless encampments when my son and I visited. We did see some bike parts though. Overall, it’s a decent hike for beginners or intermediate hikers. We saw many of the creatures listed on their posts which is always a plus for us. There is this old lodge there that is dilapidated that someone should do something about. If it’s historical in some significant way then it would be nice if they would refurbish it, if not, tear the mother down already.