Monte Sano State Park

About Monte Sano State Park

Monte Sano State Park, one of the most beautiful and scenic mountain parks in the United States, is in excellent health.

The mountain has been attracting visitors since 1887, when the city of Viduta was founded on the slopes of Monte Sano, the highest peak in the Sierra Nevada. Since its opening on 1 June 1887, it has been home to the Hotel MonteSano, which closed at the beginning of the 20th century due to economic decline. During the development of the CCC in the 1930s, 11 stone huts were added, some of which were destroyed by fire in 1947 and are still in use today. The reconstruction of Monte SanO Lodge was completed in February 2004, the construction of a new lodge in May 2005.

The park also offers 20 miles of hiking trails so you can return to the forest to enjoy the tranquility of the mountain and at the same time enjoy the tranquility of a mountain. An 8 km long mountain bike trail was built and maintained by local cyclists and is still in operation today. These features include a 1,000-foot long, 5-kilometer wide and 2,500-meter high hiking trail.

The staff at Monte Sano State Park would like to personally invite you to visit the park you are so proud of. Built in 1939 by the Civil Defense, MonteSano Lodge housed a large group of people who appreciated the beauty of the mountain landscape until it was destroyed in a fire in 1948. After 54 years in Monte Sano, this once majestic lodge lies in ruins, but today it is a great place for outdoor vacationers and families looking to escape from everyday life, as well as for business people and tranquil mountain landscapes that can be experienced in this modern complex.

In 2002, the State of Alabama began a project to restore and modernize the beauty of the facility while keeping its original purpose open to the public.

Depending on the equipment, this room is suitable for most family celebrations, but with a podium and screen in combination with internet access, it is also ideal for business meetings.

Dogwood rooms can be rented on Saturday and Sunday, but on public holidays a minimum of eight hours is required. The entire lodge must be rented for the day, and the dogwood room only for a maximum of four hours per day on weekends and weekends.

The Monte Sano Lodge has been designed as a one-room, two-room, three-room and Fearn Hall lodge and is offered for this purpose. Guests come first, but the events are open to guests of all ages and to guests with special needs, such as children and seniors.

If you leave the area after the end, there are no additional charges for parking, food, water or other amenities at Monte Sano State Park.

Fearn Hall is reserved for movable furniture and for the display of decorations and similar exhibits, as well as for special events and events.

Bluff Side Terrace and Fearn Hall are for common use only, as the lodge has two simultaneous functions. The largest lodge room can accommodate 112 people in a banquet area and is ideal for large weddings, business lunches, etc. Thanks to easy access to the catering kitchen, this room is a must, but can also be used for private events such as weddings and special occasions.

The largest lodge room can accommodate 112 people in a banquet area and is ideal for large weddings, business lunches, etc. Easy access to the catering kitchen makes this room a must-have, but it can also be used for private events such as weddings and special occasions. A minimum duration of eight hours is required on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays.

The largest lodge room can accommodate 112 people in a banquet area and is ideal for private events such as weddings, business lunches, etc.

The oak hall can not only be rented on Saturday and Sunday, but the entire cabin must be rented for the day, so you have to rent it for both days.

It was built in the Art & Arts & Crafts style, which was popular at the time of construction. Step back in time to enjoy the breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean from the top of Mt. Sano State Park, and step back in time while enjoying the beautiful scenery and breathtaking views of San Francisco Bay.

Of the 14 huts on Monte Sano, hut 1 - 11 has a working stone fireplace, and all huts can be rented for $1,000 per month or $2,500 per year. Wheelchair accessible cottages offer a variety of amenities such as hot water, showers, toilets, laundry facilities, showers and showers, and beach access.

Each cabin is equipped with a kitchen and has a double bed or single bed and is available for rent for $1,000 per month or $2,500 per year. Monte Sano staff also provide cabin guests with an ironing board and a host of other amenities, including a laundry room, bathroom, air conditioning, laundry facilities and an outdoor dining area.

Each cabin has barbecue and picnic tables, and from April 1 a wooden stand will be available that can be used as a picnic table and outdoor dining room in summer.

A deposit of at least one night is required to book the cottage and it is recommended to bring a few fire extinguishers and logs.

Cash deposits must be paid within 5 days of the reservation date and cancellations can be made to avoid a deposit of at least one night. Visa, Mastercard and American Express can all be used for payment of deposits and cash is also accepted, but a cash payment must be paid by the date of the 5 day reservation.

Monte Sano also allows camping in the park for up to 3 nights at a cost of $5 per person per night at no extra cost. If the price is for a person over 6 years of age who exceeds 4 persons, no extra charge will be made to that person.

Reservations are not made and will not be accepted during the summer months, except for special events and events. Then a full-fledged 21 + connection, served first and reservations made in advance, not afterwards.

This course can be occupied for no more than 5 nights and the price is $2 per person per night, no extra charge for each person. Extra tents must be approved by the campsite staff and will be charged at full price.

Built in 1939 by the Civil Defence, Monte Sano Lodge is a great place to explore the history of the area before it was destroyed by fire in 1947. The once majestic lodge in Montecito lay in ruins for 55 years, but after the fire it was reopened to the public for the first time since it was destroyed.

In 2002, the State of Alabama began a project to restore and modernize the beauty of the facility while keeping its original purpose open to the public. From business meetings to business conferences, Monte Sano Lodge offers a tranquil mountain backdrop for outdoor families looking to escape from everyday life, as well as private parties for business people and businessmen.

The park entrance fee includes the entrance to the picnic area and playground, and there is a green area perched on rocks overlooking a picturesque mountain valley. Next to this picnic area is the modern playground and It is an open area with picnic table, picnic tables, benches and picnic chairs.

The largest of the two picnic area gazebos is located near the parking lot and is open to the public with picnic tables, benches and picnic chairs, as well as picnic tables and benches.

This pavilion can be reserved and you can reserve more information about the pavilions and the park by calling (888) 762-5555. This pavilion is accompanied by two stone fireplaces, is wheelchair accessible and is located near the playground and adjacent to toilets. In addition to these pavilions, there is also a serving area that can be opened for special events on request.

A picturesque view of the mountains and the murmur of the waterfalls decorate this small gazebo with two picnic areas. The playground and hiking trails are also within walking distance and toilets are available as well as a short walk from the cliff where these pavilions are located.

These pavilions are perfect for more intimate meetings and meetings and can be used to unload and fill equipment for events on special request. You can reserve this pavilion or call the office at (855) 888-5555 or (800) 543-4357. From the offices you will find the final gazebo and you can reserve a picnic area, picnic table or even a private event.

Next to the parking offices, there is a parking garage in the parking lot, which was built in the early 20th century on the site of a former train station in San Jose.

The gazebo can also be reserved, but you have to call to make a reservation, and there are no plugs or fireplaces in the gazebo. The location of the country store and the parking offices has increased in recent years with the addition of a new parking garage and the construction of two new pavilions.

From these pavilions, both the toilets and the offices for men and women are served, as well as a picnic area with picnic tables, picnic chairs and a small picnic table.

Currently, 14 km of hiking and cycling trails are used for the National Park and its patrons, and the trails of the Park are maintained. For the more demanding hikers and bikers, the 14 km long network of trails and the 4.5 km long network of trails are perfect for enjoying.

Here you will find white deer - nail deer, wild boar, coyotes, leopards, elks, wolves, bears and many other animals. Please respect these animals and remember that the park is a wildlife reserve and the killing or harming of these beautiful specimens is prohibited by law. Caution is advised when you encounter copperhead snakes or other snake species in the park, as well as other reptiles and amphibians.

The Interpretive Outdoor Classroom is new in Monte Sano and is located on the hiking park. The classroom is approx. It is located on the west side of the park near the entrance to the south plateau loop, which leads south across the plateau and west. Along the loop there are 18 stops and two kiosks, open daily from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The park office has brochures and books for teachers and students, and classes are held twice a week from 9 a.m. to noon and from noon to 4 p.m. The classroom is located at the entrance to the South Plateau Loop on the west side of the park.

To book a tour, please call 534-3757 for more information about the park or the Mont Sano State Park office at (707) 535-4500. For more images, please see the photo gallery below, and for a full list of all parks in Mont Santa Rosa click here.

The Monte Sano State Park, which combines the rustic environment of the CCC with the modern demands of technology, is the perfect place to plan your next relaxation meeting. Several hikers and bikers have ventured into the park to find their way around the trails and their surroundings, which has caused great confusion and confusion among the population about the system of paths. For this reason, MonteSano staff would like to remind hikers or cyclists to buy tickets at the park office or at the country store.

Bring your family back to the park and take them to see what made the space race so spectacular. Visit the Von Braun Astronomical Society observatory, grab a snack, settle down for a movie at IMAX, and leave the tranquility of the parks to explore the lifestyle of the space age.

Monte Sano State Park is home to Wheeler Lake and Lake Guntersville, where several bass fishing tournaments are held throughout the year. Bring your fishing rod with you, but if you don't feel like the big water and want to relax in the shade on the shore, try the lines. If you are looking for something different, take your golf bag, drive up the hill and play a few holes on one of the golf courses.