Thanks to a grant from the San Mateo County Parks Foundation, the Friends of San Pedro Valley Park have published a guide to the more common mushrooms found in the park. This is the third guide in our series, in…
Below is the work plan developed by the San Pedro Creek Watershed Coalition. We will have a meeting sponsored by the Friends and held in the park’s Visitors Center on February 24th at 2 PM, and we encourage all interested…
Homemade walking sticks crafted from bamboo. Only $8 at the visitor center store.
San Pedro Valley Park Visitor Center Grand Opening, Saturday September 2, 2017 Join our rangers and Friends for Take a Hike starting at 9 AM Grand opening is set for 1130 to 12. Refreshments will be served …
Brooks Fall has a limited source of water and thus does not flow all year round. Right after a heavy rain is the best time to hike the Brooks Falls trail.
The renovations at the Visitor Center included a new water fountain that is water bottle friendly. So the Friends are now selling stainless steel water bottles with a San Pedro Valley Park logo for a mere $8.50
Brooks Falls trail is now opened and the bridge has been replaced thanks to the hard work of our rangers and with a little help from the friends.
March 8, 2016 Hikers should be alerted that bridge crossing a small stream half way up the Brooks Falls Trail was washed out in the recent heavy rains. We will notify you when the bridge is replaced.
Montara Mountain is back in print! Barbara VanderWerf’s guidebook to the trails, plants and fascinating historical lore of the Montara Mountain area including San Pedro Valley Park is available at the SPV Visitor Center Trailside Store. Originally published in 1994,…
