Trail Guide

This 444-acre park has manicured picnic areas, restrooms, and many nature trails.

Difficult trail has steep sections - but the view from Annie's Rock is amazing!

This is a self-guided auto-tour trek best done in the spring between April and May.

This is a hard one - 7.25 miles (one-way), 3,500' elevation gain!

The Big Island has no trails but the spring wildflower display can be stunning!

This trail provides good views of Capay Valley from the eastside of Cache Creek.

Explore the public lands in the Knoxville Wildlife Area - no trails needed!

This trail is very steep but the views make the effort worth it!

Connect with Blue Ridge Trail North and Fiske Creek Trail for a 13+ mile hike!

One of the trails that leads into the Bear Creek Unit of the Cache Creek Management Area.

This 9.5-mile hike (one-way) has about 1500' elevation gain.

This trail is the only public access into Cedar Roughs Wilderness.

Cowboy Camp is one of the trailheads that provides access to the Bear Creek Unit.

A 10-mile loop hike starting at Cowboy Camp.

Walk along the shores of Lake Berryessa in the Lake Berryessa Wildlife Area.

One of the best "undiscovered" gems in Yolo County with views of Blue Ridge.

This wildlife area is relatively flat riparian habitat with oak woodlands.

The hike to Frog pond winds through oak woodlands with views of Cache Creek.

This access point to the Bear Creek Unit is less crowded than Cowboy Camp.

Hike through oak woodlands and chaparral to the east side of Cache Creek.

A 9.5-mile loop trail with about 1000' elevation gain.

An easy out-and-back hike to "Road Kill Cafe".

A near-360-degree view from the top provides a great view of Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument.

An easy and clear path along the north side of Lake Berryessa.

This easy and wide trail follows the Pope Creek arm of Lake Berryessa.

Parts of this trail are very steep - hiking poles are recommended!

A long, relatively flat trail on the north side of Putah Creek.

Users of this trail are treated with views of Blue Ridge, Fiske Creek Canyon and Glascock Mountain.

Some up, some down. Nothing too strenuous on the way to Cache Creek.

A public access road heading into the hills west of Guinda in Capay Valley.

This is only one facet of a large completx of sites in the Sacramento Valley.

Grab a GPS unit (or a map and compass) to explore Molok Luyuk!

A fairly easy, family-friendly hike along Lake Berryessa's western shoreline

Snow Mountain Wilderness in the Mendocino National Forest has over 37,000 acres to explore!

A popular hiking spot with dramatic views of Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument!

This Yolo County park has great views of Capay Valley and Cache Creek.

An extension of Pope-to-Putah Trail west of Lake Berryessa in Napa County.

The trail has 9 creek crossings and wonderful wildflower displays in the spring.