Byrne-Milliron Forest

• Emre Tuncer
  
  
  (July 7, 2019, 10:33 am)

  Great hike, pretty steep going up to Ridge Top Trail, slippery on the way down. Tree cover most of the hike, scenic views of Watsonville and Monterey Bay at the top.

• Rom El
  
  
  (April 20, 2019, 9:10 pm)

  Medium to difficult trails. Has beautiful vistas that overlook parts of Santa Cruz & Watsonville. The road to forest is filled with pot holes, so beware.

• Martin Stein
  
  
  (February 24, 2019, 8:30 pm)

  Nice park with wide paths both shady and more open. You hike through the forest for a mile or so. Then vistas with views to Monterey and Santa Cruz open up. Some trails wind through dense fern forests, others through oak.

• Cesar Molina
  
  
  (June 18, 2017, 6:18 pm)

  Awesome gem hidden from the road.
  Check out the views!!

• Spencer Pinot
  
  
  (May 19, 2017, 1:45 pm)

  Spectacular! And then you can enjoy wine tasting at the beautiful Windy Oaks Estate winery just up the road.

Byrne-Milliron Forest - Land Trust of Santa Cruz County

Byrne-Milliron Forest comprises 402 acres in the Corralitos area. Byrne became a part of the Trust in 1984, and Milliron (pronounced just as the two separate words 'mill' and 'iron') in 2008. The Land Trust owns and manages this property as a working forest, and takes pride in making it available to its...

Byrne-Milliron Forest - 64 Photos - Hiking - 809 Browns Valley... - Yelp

(831) 429-6116. This is a fantastic local hike. Trails are wide and clear (unpaved roads) the views of Corralitos farmland and Monterey Bay are spectacular. So happy that I went yesterday and was still possible to visit the forest! From today to August 10th is going to be undergoing serious road repairs...

Byrne-Milliron Forest

Byrne-Milliron Forest. Browns Valley Rd. Turn into 'Roses of Yesterday' driveway Santa Cruz, California Visit Website Local Phone: (831) 429-6116 E-mail The forest is private property owned by the Land Trust of Santa Cruz County (funded only by private donations), which graciously allows the...

Byrne-Milliron Forest - Hidden California

(831) 429-6116. Dog-Friendly: Yes Kid-Friendly: Yes. The Byrne-Milliron Forest is 402 acres. It became part of the Santa Cruz Trust in 1984 with the agreement that it could still be used for logging. We did not see any signs of logging on our hike though thankfully. You will be greeted with a...

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Byrne-Milliron Forest | Santa Cruz

An interesting thing about Byrne-Milliron is that one condition of its transfer to Land Trust ownership in the 1980s was that it continue to be a working forest—which means regular logging. Byrne-Milliron is also one of the only parks in the county where dogs can legally run off-leash.

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Byrne-Milliron Forest - Wag!

The Byrne-Milliron Forest is a pawsome resource for people and their pups. This beautiful 402-acre wooded preserve has seven miles of trails where well-behaved dogs are allowed to romp and roam off-leash as long as they are under voice control. A wide range of wildlife find haven among these ancient...

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Palomino Dream : The Byrne-Milliron Forest

Waxing Crescent Moon. Tucked back into the folded, twisted, faulted, redwood-covered Santa Cruz Mountains near Corralitos CA stands the Byrne-Milliron Forest, 402 acres of public land managed by the Land trust of Santa Cruz County. It's not easy to find.