Bringing the Benefits of Nature to All

People need access to nature for recreation and for their physical and mental health. Our parks, trails and natural areas play a key role in our quality of life and attract visitors from near and far. POST works to protect lands that create a more connected network of regional trails and open spaces that all can enjoy. Everyone deserves to experience the benefits of nature, and providing equitable access is a priority for us. Additionally, in collaboration with our public agency partners, we support opportunities to develop and improve public access amenities on those protected lands.

Spotlight on the Bay to Sea Trail: A Long-term Vision

A runner passes ferns on the trails at Purisima Creek Redwoods.In late 2019, after over 40 years of discussion about the potential for a trail from the San Francisco Bay to the ocean, 11 organizations and agencies signed a letter of intent formalizing plans to turn this vision into reality.

Read about the proposed route, and the project’s aim to bring health and wellness opportunities to communities across the region.

Areas of Impact

POST’s work has been instrumental in protecting land for public use. Here are a few stand-out projects that illustrate our efforts to provide opportunities for everyone to experience beautiful natural spaces nearby.

Audrey Edna Cabin

Book a stay at this one-of-a-kind destination in La Honda.
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Bay Area’s Regional Trails

Learn about the makings of thousands of miles of connected trails.
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Tunitas Creek Beach

Tunitas Creek Beach

The 58-acre property is on its way to becoming a majestic public park.
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Public Access Map - POST
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Learn More About Our Other Focus Areas

POST is working to create a more connected system of open space and increase access for all. You can help us!

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