WHAT:  Coon Creek Trail WHO SHOULD GO: Hikers and picnickers HOW TO GET THERE: From Highway 101, take the Los Osos-Baywood Park exit. Drive 12 miles northwest on Los Osos Valley road which becomes Pecho Valley Road and enters the Park. From Highway 1, take the Los Osos-Baywood Park exit. Head south on South Bay Blvd, 5 miles to the T-junction at Los Osos Valley Road. Turn Right. Drive past the State Park Headquarters which is 2.7 miles past the Montana de Oro entrance sign to the very end of the road and park. WHERE TO PARK: The Coon Creek Parking Trailhead. TRAIL CHARACTER and DISTANCE:  A pleasant walk that is not strenuous.  You hike in lush vegetation and you cross many foot bridges over the creek. Caution:  Poison oak is around in the streambed vegetation and about the half way point horses can ride into the trail from the Rattlesnake Trail.