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Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve is a prominent landmark in southeast Santa Rosa and offers panoramic views of the city from trails that climb to the summit. This 1,100-acre park features grassy hillsides, oak woodlands, and several creeks that all provide habitat for a variety of wildlife. The park currently offers just over 7 miles of trails for hiking, biking, and horseback riding, a nature-inspired playground for kids, and an 18-hole disc golf course.
Accessible parking, picnic site and portable restroom.
The property comprising Taylor Mountain Regional Park & Preserve was historically used for ranching, and cattle grazing continues in the park. Cows are not aggressive by nature, but if aggravated or threatened, they will defend themselves. Tips for sharing the trail with cattle.
The park has 2 entrances with parking lots, located at:
Parking is $7 or free for Regional Parks Members.