Welcome back to Day 12 of Walktober!
Today, we’re highlighting Herrington Manor State Park, just minutes from downtown Oakland!
Luke Mongrain and all the staff at the park are welcoming and invite you to visit. It’s such a calming, beautiful site! There’s a paved path around part of the lake making the beauty accessible to more people. We have had a lot of fun exploring the park and we want to hear about your favorite things to do at Herrington!
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Dog friendly trails.
I plan to go to Herrington to try out the fat tire bikes! Thanks for highlighting Herrington Manor State Park!
I would like to try out the fat tire bikes also. I didn’t know they had those!
Used to love Herrington when I was a kid!
Hopefully the weather is beautiful this weekend, I’d like to go and look at the leaves, and destress for a couple hours.
Looks like a fun place to go!
Can’t wait to find out more about Herrington Manor State Park and look into the different ways to stay active.
Herrington Manor trails are great for walking, running biking and love love to cross country ski here in the winter!!!!!
9849 steps today
Yoga and Paddle Boarding are my two favorite activities at Herrington! It’s so neat to watch the eagles on the peaceful lake.
I haven’t tried many trails here. I need to!
Can’t wait to add cross country skiing to the activities when the white stuff starts falling. Herrington Manor is a great place to cross country ski.
Heading out today to get some steps in…thank you for sharing this!