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    Roaring Camp Railroads - Conductor George. The man, the myth,the legend.

    Roaring Camp Railroads

    (935 reviews)

    Pretty cool and educational field trip out here in the Santa Cruz hills. They've been around since…read morethe 60s and they've recreated what much of what life was like during the industrial revolution of the late 1800s to the early 1900s. Much of which is when California was just being built into the massive state that it is now. They recreated what a small town back then would probably have...a general store, a blacksmith station, a printing press office, a gold mining station are just a few examples. The main draw and main recreation here is of an old timey train that you can actually ride on. A fully functioning steam locomotive can pull like 5 train cars, some covered, some not. I'd say each car could probably seat about 2 dozen peeps, and they pack each scheduled ride pretty good. They have 2 rides: 1 goes from the Santa Cruz Boardwalk to Felton which is up the hill about 8 miles and back. The other ride starts in Felton which is where the recreated village is at, and that does a 70 minute loop around the redwoods, so it is very mellow and mostly in the shade. We did the redwood loop, a few adults and a small child. Price was about mid $40s per, not sure what a child fetches for. A little pricey but where else can you really experience this. There are some narration of historical interest and you get a small 15-20 minute break at a stop in the middle of the forest where you can get out and stretch and take pics. Food and drinks are available and are amusement park level in quality and price. There was some bbq cook-off going the day we went, but we did not try. We just had some simple burgers and hotdogs as we were going to throw down a nice spread for dinner at our campsite later that evening. I had a decent time although it can get pretty hot out here during the summer months. I would recommend for people with small children or people who like history in geography and technology.

    Roaring Camp Railroads in Felton, California is a logging town established in the late 1950s by…read moreNorman Clark. It's known for its redwood trees and railroad which operates authentic 19th-century locomotives dating all the way back to 1890 if you can believe that. They have amazing event throughout the year including Moonlit Dinner Parties, Halloween and holiday train rides as well as activities, light shows. Enjoy the Covered Bridge, General Store, Train Depot, Bret Harte Hall and more. I've been here more than a few times in the past decade including for one of my closest friends wedding. Touring the grounds on foot is pretty amazing but nothing beats that iconic steam engine train ride. And having an event here is something that will stay with you forever in my honest opinion. The picnic grounds can hold anywhere from 25 to 2,500 people for groups and parties. Chuckwagon Barbecue has kid friendly and veggie friendly options, and outside food and catering is also very welcome. Train rides vary from age, children or adult as well as group and individual discounts. Wayback Wednesday in the best way! You can make inquiries on their website as well as stay up to date via mailing list. No lodging available directly on the campgrounds themselves, however several hotels and AirBnBs in the area due to this incredible destination and the Santa Cruz County Redwoods. Hour of operation are from 9am to 5pm for general hours and non events. Typically they can accommodate until 10pm for special events and occasions likes weddings, gatherings and celebrations.

    Mystery Spot - This car is easy to spot with Mystery Spot bumper stickers

    Mystery Spot

    (1.6k reviews)

    For anyone that is a fan of visual anomalies that simply defy the laws of physics and gravity, I…read morewould definitely put the "Mystery Spot" in Santa Cruz, CA on anyone's bucket list of quirky and interesting things to do. I am a science enthusiast as this attraction has been on my radar for quite some time. Located in a secluded redwood forest amongst the beautiful Santa Cruz mountains, this very popular tourist destination was discovered back in 1939 while being officially opened to the general public in 1940. Since then, this wildly popular destination has brought thousands of people over the years while it officially became a designated a California Historical Landmark in 2014. After making reservations online through their website, https://www.mysteryspot.com (which is highly recommended), I came here during the afternoon on Friday 9/4/2026 for a 12:00pm reservation. The drive in was absolutely breathtaking, serene, and tranquil as the bright sun was shining through the redwoods. In case you're wondering, it is about a 40-minute drive (roughly 30 miles) south from San Jose as you can arrive here north from Granite Creek Rd or south from Branciforte Dr. The signs leading here are clearly visible while the dedicated parking lot makes it simple for anyone who's never ventured here before. My lady and I arrived around 11:45am as we were able to park, take some photos of the exterior grounds, and even checked out their gift shop. If you do plan on purchasing same day tickets, they sell for $12 (as of late-2026) and are available in the gift shop. In addition to the tickets, this is where you can purchase Mystery Spot clothing, mugs, magnets, keychains, books, and other various gifts. If you do plan on arriving extra early, there is also a 30-minute self-guided hiking trail where you can see the vast plant and animal life. While on the trail, you are gifted with a variety of beautiful redwood, oak, and eucalyptus trees. Best of all, this trail is opened year-round and even better, dogs are welcome as much of the trail is fairly simple. When our tour officially began, a group of about 20 of us were all greeted by Bonnie, one of the staff members that told us about the history behind the Mystery Spot. We walked up a fairly steep trail while demonstrating visual illusions that included balls rolling uphill, water pouring at an upward angle and people leaning farther than normally possible without falling down. Once we made our way into the actual Mystery Spot house, we all tested ourselves on a balancing beam when visually, we were leaning forward when in reality, we were on a leveled surface. All in all, the "Mystery Spot" is absolutely worth checking out if you're into science and how visually distorted illusions are represented. Especially when our senses feel more heavy and weighed down. To be honest, I haven't been to a place like this since I was a kid visiting the Exploratorium in San Francisco. For some, this is something I do not recommend for the more sensitive groups that suffer from vertigo and dizziness. However, my experience was one that was absolutely fascinating. With the overall experience, amazing tour (which lasted around 45 minutes), and enjoying this history of this, I am giving the "Mystery Spot" in Santa Cruz a perfect five-star rating.

    We visited during covid times and had made reservations in advance, it was fun to check out and…read morewalk the area plus hike nearby! if you wait the day of, it may be hard to get in as this place has gotten popular over the decades. Good for everyone to check out as its a fun little spot plenty of parking

    Mount Hermon Adventures - Zip Lines and Sky Bridge!

    Mount Hermon Adventures

    (666 reviews)

    What an AMAZING Team-Building Day!…read more Our team had an incredible time at Mount Hermon Adventures taking on the Redwood Canopy Tour! It was the perfect combination of adventure, teamwork, laughter, and a little bit of adrenaline! A HUGE shout-out to our amazing guides, Sarah and Emily! They were absolutely fantastic! They kept us safe every step of the way, made everyone feel comfortable, and brought so much fun and energy to the experience. They were also extremely knowledgeable about the magnificent redwood trees and shared some really interesting information throughout the tour. We laughed, challenged ourselves, encouraged each other, and made some great memories together. If you're looking for a fun, exciting, and unforgettable team-building experience, we HIGHLY recommend the Redwood Canopy Tour at Mount Hermon Adventures! And Sarah and Emily -- THANK YOU for making our day so incredible! You two were AWESOME!

    Mt Hermon Adventures is an outdoor activity organization just north of Santa Cruz. They have…read morezipline, ropes course and team building. I registered for their two-hour Redwood Canopy tour which is 7 zipline 150ft above the trail. It was very exciting!! Our two tour guides (Thomas & Chaney) were fantastic in implementing safety protocol and made it fun for the group. I have ziplined before (at Sonoma, Corona etc.) prior, so this is nothing new to me except for the course, tour guide jokes and quizzes. LoL. It's amazing that these Coastal Redwood trees have lived for 600 years and some are older than that and can get as high as 200 ft. The tour itself is competitive and affordable. It's half of what I paid from other zipline course I have taken. I had my DJI sport cam during the entire course. Furthermore, they provide adventurers mini bottled water in their tree stations. If you're afraid of heights this may be a challenge but to overcome it, you need to take a deep breath and muster the courage to overcome that fear. You will and you can! Plenty of parking spot in the lot. Staff were cordial, very competent and professional. Gift store was clean. Overall, this is a good zipline course for beginners and experience. I recommend you visit.

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