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Parker Creek Trail to Old Home Beach in Trinidad

Old Home Beach (previously known as Indian Beach) is a magnificent beach along Trinidad Bay in the city of Trinidad. It is often sheltered from wind and is accessible from walking trails in town. The Axel Lindgren Memorial Trail steps guide you to the beach from the bluff vista at the intersection of Trinity and Edwards St. (where the memorial lighthouse once was). The Parker Creek trail is another access to this beach, found at the end of Parker Creek Lane and also via Wagner St. in Trinidad. The Land Trust hold ownership of a forested parcel along the Parker Creek Trail. The Land Trust also holds private property conservation easements that allow for public access along the trail to the beach. The city of Trinidad owns and or maintains a majority of this trail system.  
In December 2018, Land Trust volunteers installed a new section of trail steps near the bottom of the Parker Creek Trail. Thanks to our friendly neighbors Mike and Cheryl for supporting this small trail project.
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Mailing: P.O. Box 457, Trinidad, CA 95570
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  • Home
  • News & Events
    • Moonstone Beach Coastal Resilience and Public Access Planning Project
    • Tepona Point Project
    • Calendar
    • Archived Newsletters
  • Properties
    • Houda Point
    • Luffenholtz Beach and Tepona Point
    • Baker Beach
    • Moonstone Beach Easement
    • Saunders Park
    • Pilot Point Nature Reserve
    • Little River CA Coastal Trail
    • Saunders Pasture
    • Bruno Groth Redwood Grove
    • Parker Creek Trail to Old Home Beach
    • Martin Creek Trail
  • Programs and Projects
    • Project: TCLT Stewardship Work Day
    • Project: Trinidad Head Work Day (TCLT + BLM Partnership)
    • Project: Marine Wildlife Monitoring
    • Program: Land Stewardship
    • Program: Education
  • Get Involved
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Join the Stewardship Committee
    • Become a board member!
    • Community Input
    • Volunteer & Program Interest Sign Up
    • Become a Member
    • Business Partner Program
    • Planned Giving
    • Donate an Easement
  • Resources
    • Special Use
    • Camel Rock Surf Camera
    • Naturalist Guidebook
    • Map and Guide
    • Helpful Links
    • Community Safety
    • Videos
    • Beach Wheelchair >
      • Terms and Conditions
  • Shop
  • About Us
    • Board and Staff
    • Annual Report
    • TCLT Stands Against Systemic Racism