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Sierra Club Lodges and Huts MacDonald Hut Sam MacDonald Hut was built in 1977 to inspire the development of a network of trails and huts from the Golden Gate National Recreation Area to Santa Cruz. Location: In Sam MacDonald County Park in the Santa Cruz Mountains, west of Menlo Park, near La Honda. A 1.5 mile hike from the park entrance. Surrounded by 5000 acres of public and semi-public land. Capacity: 14 Facilities: Living room, dining area, kitchen, loft with mattresses. Activities: Hiking in the adjacent parklands and to the ocean; trailbuilding, maintenance, mapping. Staff: Volunteer hutmaster. Reservations: Open by reservation for day and overnight use. Nominal fee, with discount to Sierra Club members. Generally open throughout the week, but occasionally restricted to week-end use. For information and reservations, contact: Loma Prieta Chapter Office, 3921 E. Bayshore Rd. Ste 204, Palo Alto, CA 94303 (650-390-8411 ext 393) Photos furnished by Kristi Timmings, Loma Prieta Chapter. Source: Sierra Club Resource Guide: Lodges (#711, 3/91). Up to Top