Corralitos can be seen from "AJ's View," one of the many vista locations in the forest.
| Park Location |
| 809 Browns Valley Road, Corralitos, CA 95076 |
| Size |
| 402 acres |
| Established |
| (Date, i.e. YYYY-MM-DD) |
| Hours |
| (Hours of operation) |
| Website |
| Website |
| Trail Map |
| Phone |
| (831) 429-6116 |
| Features |
| Hiking Trails |
Byrne-Milliron Forest is a small wooded open space located in the hills above the town of Corralitos. The park is described as a "working forest" and is owned and managed by the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County.
The forest contains a network of short, steep hiking trails, with views of Corralitos, the Pajaro Valley, and Monterey Bay.
A 1,000 year old, 250-foot tall “Great White” redwood is located in the forest.
Group tours of the forest can be scheduled by contacting the Land Trust.
History
Byrne became a part of the Trust in 1984, and Milliron (pronounced just as the two separate words ‘mill’ and ‘iron’) in 2008.
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