World of Trees Loop
About This Trail
This loop trail is perfect for little hikers! It is a shaded gravel path with a couple of wooden viewing platforms. It is perfect for all seasons. The loop is within walking distance of the Chico Creek Nature Center, the Lower Bidwell Park paved path, picnic tables, a bathroom, and a creek! Wildlife is abundant, but during the summer so is poison oak. If you stay on the trail, there is no issue with poison oak, as it is maintained enough to keep the trail clear. Most of the trees have labels, so it is an educational trail as well.
Trail Features
| Surface type | Dirt |
|---|---|
| Carrier needed | No |
| Stroller friendly | Yes |
| ADA accessible | No |
| Water fountains | Yes |
| Bathrooms | No |
| Cell reception | Excellent |
| Pet friendly | Yes |
| Nearby convenience store | No |
| Camping Nearby | No |
| Emergency support within 5 miles |
Yes |
Trail highlights
Fee & Parking Details
There is a parking lot for Cedar Grove, that leads to an entrance of World of Trees. The entrance is not marked, but if you wander over into the giant grassy opening of Cedar Grove you cannot miss the two dirt and gravel trail entrances.
Trail Contributor
I am a mama of two boys. I love drinking tea and am a better mom when we are outside exploring nature (and when I have tea). I have a family bike and love it. I enjoy baking, cooking, and eating my creations. I love the idea of yoga, but never seem to be consistent in finding time to practice. I love reading, but again rarely find the time. My family just ventured into urban farming. I love sour beers and delicious food. I work for a local non-profit as a training coordinator, and volunteer as a Branch Ambassador for our local HiB community and for the HiB Localized Support National volunteer team.
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