The complete list of California state parks that are closed, and still open

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Samuel P. Taylor State Park in Marin County. (Save the Redwoods)

OAKLAND, Calif. - To hike or not to hike?

After seeing throngs of people outside in parks during the first shelter-in-place weekend, Gov. Gavin Newsom announced on Monday that parking lots will be closed at state parks in California to enforce social distancing.

In reality, 36 of California’s nearly 300 state parks will close parking lots. They are located in five of the state’s 58 counties: Marin, San Mateo, Sonoma, Los Angeles and San Diego counties.

And while the parking lots are closed, the trails are not barricaded and people can still walk them.

According to the California state parks department, the other 244 state parks remain open for now.

Public health officials are advising people to walk, run, hike and bike in their local neighborhoods and walk to parks by themselves or with someone in their family.

Here is a list of what's closed:

Marin County:

Angel Island SP

China Camp SP

Marconi Conference Center SHP

Mount Tamalpais SP

Olompali SHP

Samuel P. Taylor SP

Tomales Bay SP

San Mateo County

Año Nuevo SP

Bean Hollow SB