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SCOTTS
VALLEY
GLENWOOD PRESERVE TRAILS
Must
See
GLENWOOD
PRESERVE OPEN
SPACE
The Glenwood
Preserve Open
Space features
trails through
grasslands, ripar
-
ian forests and
wetlands perfect
for exploring. The
pet-friendly West
Glenwood Pre-
serve Trails feature
bridges, old growth
redwood trees,
and a stunning
view of Scotts Val-
ley at the summit.
March through
May beautiful dis-
plays of California
poppies and other
wildflowers can be
seen.
HIRAM D. SCOTT
HOUSE
The Hiram D. Scott
House, built in
1853 is a Santa
Cruz County His
-
torical Trust Land
-
mark, and is listed
on the National
Register of Historic
Places.
SKYPARK
Skypark is one of
the only places in
Santa Cruz County
to see Fourth of
July fireworks. The
park is also home
to events like the
annual Scotts
Valley Art, Wine,
& Beer Festival
which features
local artists, wines,
micro-breweries,
food, music and
kids’ activities.
HISTORICAL
MURALS
Look for historical
murals in town,
which pay tribute
to the area and the
people who have
contributed to the
community.
SCOTTS VALLEY
FARMER’S
MARKET
April through Oc-
tober, the Scotts
Valley Farmer’s
Market features
a unique mix of
fruits and vege
-
tables as well as
baked goods, fresh
meats, sausages,
seafood, and
prepared foods.
During summer,
enjoy live music
and pop-up break-
fast events.
destinations
PHOTO BY PAUL SCHRAUB