The Mark Merlett Trail at Florence Keller Regional Park in Crescent City, California is an easy 0.5-mile loop trail that runs through the northern section of the park while passing through an ancient Redwood Grove.
This trail is rated as easy with a semi-paved, mostly-flat, surface. The Trailhead can be found close to the Helga Burns Trail, so be sure to check out that small loop while you're here too. This trail is great for people of all ages and hiking abilities.
Parking: Parking can be found in various lots or at a reserved campsite at the park.
Camping: Camping is allowed at Florence Keller Regional Park - the park has a couple dozen campsites for $15/night. Visitors are allowed to camp at the park for up to 5 nights per year per the park's reguations. The park also has 14 RV campsites for $20/night.
Facilities: There's one small restroom available at the park. If you're planning on camping, there are no showers available.
Pets: Dogs are allowed is leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Biking: Biking is permitted, but be careful of the hikers along the short trails in the park.
This trail is rated as easy with a semi-paved, mostly-flat, surface. The Trailhead can be found close to the Helga Burns Trail, so be sure to check out that small loop while you're here too. This trail is great for people of all ages and hiking abilities.
Parking: Parking can be found in various lots or at a reserved campsite at the park.
Camping: Camping is allowed at Florence Keller Regional Park - the park has a couple dozen campsites for $15/night. Visitors are allowed to camp at the park for up to 5 nights per year per the park's reguations. The park also has 14 RV campsites for $20/night.
Facilities: There's one small restroom available at the park. If you're planning on camping, there are no showers available.
Pets: Dogs are allowed is leashed and their waste must be carried out by the hiker.
Biking: Biking is permitted, but be careful of the hikers along the short trails in the park.
