Welcome:
The Dry Creek Parkway provides boundless recreational opportunities for its surrounding communities including a golf course, horse trails, picnic facilities, fishing, soccer fields, and hiking trails. You can find the 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line.
Fast Facts:
- Preserving the Dry Creek Parkway meets the County's policy of protecting floodplains from development and adding to open spaces.
- Dry Creek Parkway is considered a "developing park site". There
are existing pedestrian and equestrian trails and public lands,
but no formal trails.
How to Get There:
- The 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line.
- Access points are at Gibson Ranch or other existing public park district sites.
View Dry Creek Parkway Map
Activities:
- Horse-back riding
- Hiking
- Bird-watching
- A great place for nature lovers
Hours and Fees:
The area is open year-round from Sunrise to Sunset.
Picnics Allowed: Yes
Additional Information:
- Both the Dry Creek Parkway and the Dry Creek Ranch have master plans. Download the
Dry Creek Parkway Master Plan for more information about the 6-mile Dry Creek Corridor in the northern part of Sacramento County, just below the Sacramento/Placer County line. For more information about the Dry Creek Ranch and historical ranch house, download the
Dry
Creek Ranch Master Plan.
