1. Adobe Creek Loop Trail: This is a 2-mile loop trail that offers scenic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, as well as glimpses into California's history with its proximity to the historic Petaluma adobe building.

2. Eastside Overlook Trail: A moderately challenging hike, this 3-mile round trip takes hikers up to an overlook offering panoramic vistas of Sonoma County's rolling landscapes and vineyards.

3. Valley View Trail: An easy half mile walk from the visitor center leads you through oak woodlands towards stunning valley views at various points along this trail which runs for about one mile in total length.

4. Oak Woodland Trails: These are several interconnected trails running throughout dense groves of native oaks providing ample shade during hot summer days while also serving as habitat for local wildlife like deer, birds etc., totaling around two miles in all when combined together.

5. Meadow Walks - There are numerous short walks available across open meadows within park boundaries where visitors can enjoy wildflowers blooming seasonally or simply take leisurely strolls amidst serene natural surroundings without any significant elevation gains involved.

6.Pond Pathway - This gentle path winds past a small pond often frequented by ducks and other waterfowl making it ideal spot for birdwatching enthusiasts visiting park premises; overall distance covered on Pond pathway would be less than quarter mile hence suitable even kids or elderly individuals not keen on undertaking longer hikes elsewhere inside Park area.

7.Hill Climb Spur- For those seeking more strenuous workout options Hill climb spur provides steep uphill trek leading onto highest point within entire State Historic Park territory affording breathtaking aerial perspectives over nearby cityscape besides distant mountain ranges beyond horizon line depending upon visibility conditions prevailing at given time period under consideration hereafter referred collectively herein after "Hiking Experience".

8.Riverfront Hike- The Riverfront Hike follows alongside river bank for about a mile, offering serene views of the water and opportunities to spot local wildlife such as otters or herons.

9. Adobe Building Trail: This short trail leads directly to the historic Petaluma adobe building itself where visitors can explore inside this preserved 19th century ranch house while learning more about California's early history through various exhibits on display within its walls.

10.Picnic Area Pathway- A flat pathway leading towards designated picnic areas equipped with tables & benches under shady trees providing perfect spots for family outings during weekends or holidays when park visitation numbers tend to increase significantly compared against regular weekdays throughout year round except winter season due prevailing cold weather conditions then prevalent across region in general thereby limiting outdoor recreational activities accordingly thereafter referred collectively herein after "Picnicking Experience".

A twenty minute drive from Sonoma. The park is at the east edge of Petaluma, off Highway 116 and Adobe Road.