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The West Ridge Trail Camp is closed until further notice. Crumb Clean Campaign This park is Crumb Clean! Watch this short video to learn about the marbled murrelet, an endangered bird that nests in the park, and how you can protect it.à ÂVea el video en españÂol aquà. Visiting The Forest of Nisene Marks Off the beaten path, The Forest of Nisene Marks is a refreshing retreat from the busy towns and beaches along Highway 1 near Santa Cruz. Its dense second-and third-growth redwood forest rises from near sea level to steep coastal mountains.à ÂMost visitors come to picnic near Aptos Creek or to hike, jog, or bike on 30 miles of trails inà Ârugged semi-wilderness, rising from sea level to steep coastal mountains of more than 2,600 feet.à Âà ÂThe park¢ÃÂÂs land has a bittersweet beauty. Almost all of today¢ÃÂÂs redwood forest was clear-cut in a 40-year logging frenzy from 1883 to 1923.à ÂWhen the loggers left the Aptos Canyon, the forest began to heal itself; now, the scars grow fainter with each passing year. The Forest of Nisene Marks is a monument to forest regeneration and the future¢ÃÂÂit is a forest in a perpetual state of becoming.à ÂThe park'sà Âname honors Nisene Marks, the nature-loving mother of the Salinas farm family that bought the land in the 1950s. Her children donated approximately 9, 700 acres to the state in 1963 with the provision thatà Âthe landà Ânever be developed. Today, the park showcases a forest in recovery, with rugged canyons and remnants of its once-bustling railroad and logging industry. A grove of ancient old-growth redwood trees near the Pourroy picnic area was preserved under private ownership and added to the park in recent years. Basic Park Information FEES-There is a $8 vehicle day-use fee. 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