Family Things To Do in Woodside, California

Located thirty miles south of San Francisco on the eastern slope of the Coast Range, the 654-acre Filoli es... More on Filoli.org

The house is very neat but the grounds are stunning. More on TripAdvisor

Separate play space for 2-5 year olds (tot lot). Double lightning slide, spiral slide, solar climber, beanstalk climber, chain net climber, storefront panel, lookdown panel, babble-on, balcony, ... More on KaBoom.org

In Huddart County Park not only do stumps of the big redwood trees and vestiges of skid trails remind us of the early logging days, but many place names recall that era. Up on the mountain near the... More on Trails

We parked in the 2nd parking lot from the main entrance and worked out way More on Trails

Starting from the ridge overlooking Half Moon Bay, this ride takes you down the western slopes of the Santa Cruz Mountains. Smooth singletrack begins in the moss-draped forest of tan oak, madrone, ... More on Trails

Great mountain biking trail. Begins with singletrack downhill, through redw More on Trails

The route of this ride begins in Woodside and initially leads past the historic Woodside store before the major climb in the route takes place along Kings Mountain Road. At the top of Kings Mountai... More on Trails

It is a very nice ride, though I would not recommend it for beginners. The More on Trails

Purisima is one of the gold nuggets in the bounty of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District. The trails in this 3,117-acre westernmost preserve take you through deep canyons under towering r... More on Trails

A trail of two halves! ... First section is a fun single track down Whittem More on Trails

Woodside Store Historic Site in Woodside, CA is one of more than 15,400 museums in the MuseumsUSA directory. Find an exciting museum ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Woodsy Woodside, one of the Bay Areas priciest and most rustic residential areas, has a park that seems very much in keeping with its neighborhood. You half expect a gated entry or valet parking for the Phleger Estate. Prominent San ... More on Trails

Before the coming of white settlers, the Pulgas Redwoods covered most of the mountainside of present-day Wunderlich Park. During the 1850s and 60s these forests, part of the Rancho Cañada de Raimundo, were heavily logged for building ... More on Trails