american river parkway
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american river parkway印象
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This gem might be the one thing that makes Sacramento endurable. It might be the best urban bike trail in the western world.
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Our family has enjoyed the parkway over the years. One of our favorite things to do is bike from Folsom to Discovery Park and then on to Old Sacramento. It's about a 30 mile ride one way. There are stretches that you would have no idea that you're in a large urban area. There are great picnic areas along the way.
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Enjoyed this Parkway immensely from the Eastern portion where it connects with the Southern edge of Nimbus Flat recreation area (Lake Natoma) over to about 3-4 miles West of the fish hatchery. It was a lovely Saturday in Spring and in my short bike ride I saw egrets, ducks, 2 wild tom turkeys, a jack rabbit, squirrels and blue jays. What an incredible experience. The path is wide with dirt edges for the pedestrians to walk/jog next to the paved path, which is marked with mileage markers. I recommend this Parkway to tourists and nature-lovers as well as locals. There are also picnic tables set strategically throughout the area to enjoy the water's edge.
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The parkway is a great place to go walking or biking. I love seeing the birds and geese at all times of the year.
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Great place to ride your bike and not be bothered by traffic. This doesn't compare to the mountains to the north, though it is an amazing retreat if you are coming from the city the south.
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This parkway gets a lot of emphasis for biking, but it's also great for just walking or hiking. Trails vary from paved biked trails to single-track dirt trails through dense wooded areas. views of the river, Lake Natoma and Folsom lake are great. Lots of birds and other wildlife throughout. You can easily spend a full day exploring the area. State park fees are required for some areas, but there is also free access points throughout the parkway.
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This is a great place to observe farrell humans living in the beautiful trees that line one of Sacramento's hidden treasures, the American River. Trash and human excrement line the trail and river's edge.
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Hard to believe you are in the middle of the city. Love the dedicated bike path and all the parks along the way. No matter how often I go there, it is never boring. The different seasons give different ambience. People are friendly, considerate, and helpful if you need help. I start my ride at various locations to change things up. Fun to end in old town Folsom and have a beer or bite to eat.
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We live in Sacramento and go to the parkway several times a week for walking. There are a variety of environments and experiences. If you walk several areas and do it a different times of day over several months, you will see a variety of wildlife including rabbits, deer, turkeys, skunks, rattlesnakes (rarely), squirrels, hawks, egrets, geese, etc. You can take short or long walks. Occasionally benches or water fountains are available. During the hot summer months is is nice to walk trails that are next to the American river. People are generally friendly.If you park in one of the county provided parking lots, there is a fee. If you walk into the park there is no fee.
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beautiful in places, other areas are home for the homeless. Wouldn't want to be here after dark. Nicely maintained and a good way to work off a large breakfast in Old Sac.