The Ravenswood Trail is a 4.5 loop near Menlo Park. The trail takes you around 376 acres of wetlands in the San Francisco Bay, which provide a habitat for waterfowl and other wildlife. This makes it popular spot for birding and hiking. While the flat, year-round trail offers panoramic views, it is fully exposed with little shade, so proper sun protection and plenty of water is recommended. Dogs are not permitted, to protect the wildlife, and visitors should stay on the designated loop due to surrounding private property. The sections near Highway 84 can be a bit noisy, but it gets quieter and quieter as you hike further along the trail.

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Distance 5.24 km

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Location: Menlo Park, San Mateo County, California, United States

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