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Santa Cruz, Big Trees And Pacific Railway
Santa Cruz, Big Trees and Pacific Railway is a heritage railroad in Santa Cruz County, California. The railway began in 1875, as a way to bring logs and lumber from the Santa Cruz Mountains to the mills and wharves of Monterey Bay. Visitors can explore it’s history by taking a ride on one of their historic trains and exploring the recreation of an 1880s logging town. You can also try your hand at gold panning, blacksmithing, and candlemaking. While you’re in the area, you can enjoy the greenery at Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park, be amazed by the illusions at the Mystery spot, or take the short drive into Santa Cruz. To make things easier, we’ve compiled a list of the best hotels and private rentals in the area. Read on to see the options,
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