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Limekiln Trail

Trail on Pacific Ocean, Hare Canyon Creek, Limekiln Creek, West Fork Limekiln Creek in Limekiln State Park, Los Padres NF near Greenfield, CA

The most attractive redwoods are between the trailhead and the Limekiln Falls trail junction. This is the area where the three canyons come together, forming an unusually wide canyon floor with an expansive redwood landscape.

The Limekiln trail climbs a gentle grade through a canyon that gets narrower and narrower, ending at a group of four huge rusting towers. The Falls Trail crosses a stream several times, requiring hikers to wade through or precariously step across on stones and branches laid across the stream, and ends at a rock face with rivulets of water streaming down its side. The Hare Creek Trail climbs gently through the redwoods alongside the park’s largest creek before abruptly ending.

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