Jack London State Historic Park Photos

One of the many exhibits inside the House of Happy Walls. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Clever flower pots built into the external stonework at the House of Happy Walls. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The park's main museum is located in the house built after the Wolf House fire and Jack London's death. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

When heading back to the trailhead we went down the dirt trail that would pass the park's main museum in the House of Happy Walls. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Headed back towards the trailhead on the Wolf House Service Road. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The nearby graves of the Greenlaw children include wooden markers. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

A simple stone, taken from the Wolf House ruins, marks their final resting spot. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The humble resting place of Charmian and Jack London. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone examines a rock walled path not far from the Wolf House. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Ultimately a four story house, here three levels are evident due to their fireplaces. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

A view of the interior courtyard's reflecting pool. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The remains of Jack's beloved Wolf House are a poignant reminder about the fragile nature of our plans and dreams. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The paved path leading towards the Wolf House is easy to walk and actually quite pleasant given the ample tree cover. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Not too bad a start of the day when even the view from the parking lot is kind of nice. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone on the muddy trail, a vineyard and views to the other side of Sonoma Valley. Welcome to wine country! (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Standing in the center of a grove of Redwoods just off the Lake Service Road. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The open area near the junction of Old Fallen Bridge Trail and Mountain Trail offers up a nice view. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone on the bridge that spans Asbury Creek. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone crosses a small stream shortly before a larger bridge assisted crossing. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

The trails through and around the perimeter the historic orchard are more open and have less shade. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone poses with the 2,000 year old Ancient Redwood. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

A view southwest from the road along Fern Lake. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Technically outside of the park, but the trails wrap around Fern Lake and turns back into the park. (Photo by Austin Explorer)

Coppertone hikes along the rolling terrain. (Photo by Austin Explorer)