California's Oldest & Largest Walnut Tree: A Living Landmark

Getting There

• Walking

  If you're starting from Downtown Modesto, head south on 10th Street towards the Modesto Arch. Continue walking straight until you reach the intersection with J Street. Turn right on J Street and proceed until you reach 9th Street. Turn left onto 9th Street and follow it until you reach the intersection with H Street. From H Street, continue on foot until you reach the entrance of Graceada Park. Take a leisurely stroll through the park, enjoying the scenery. After exploring, exit the park at the south end and head east on H Street. Follow H Street as it curves into the area where the walnut tree is located. The tree is situated at approximately 37.6745866 latitude and -121.0669856 longitude, which is near the intersection of H Street and the residential area. Look for the large tree in the vicinity of this location.

• Biking

  For those who prefer cycling, start in Downtown Modesto and head south on 10th Street. When you reach the intersection with J Street, turn right. Continue on J Street until you reach 9th Street, then turn left. Follow 9th Street to H Street. Turn right on H Street and keep cycling straight. This route will take you through various neighborhoods, and you'll eventually reach Graceada Park. Once you arrive at the park, you can park your bike and take a short walk to find California's Oldest & Largest Walnut Tree, located at approximately 37.6745866 latitude and -121.0669856 longitude.

• Public Transit

  To reach the walnut tree via public transit, start by heading to the nearest bus stop in downtown Modesto. Board the Modesto Area Express (MAX) bus, route number 15, heading towards the area near Graceada Park. After a short ride, disembark at the stop closest to Graceada Park. From there, it's a short walk to the tree's location at approximately 37.6745866 latitude and -121.0669856. Enjoy the scenic route as you make your way to the walnut tree.