Hiking trails in ELK GROVE

Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge was officially established as the 505th unit in the National Wildlife Refuge System. Located 10 miles from downtown Sacramento, Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refu...

Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge was officially established as the 505th unit in the National Wildlife Refuge System. Located 10 miles from downtown Sacramento, Stone Lakes National Wildlife Refuge is an urban refuge sandwiched between the city of Elk Grove and agricultural lands. Conserving and enhancing Central Valley habitat and wildlife, the refuge hosts a variety of Central Valley habitats including grassland, permanent and seasonal wetland, oak forest, and freshwater slough and lakes

The Cosumnes River Preserve, located at 13501 Franklin Blvd, Galt, CA 95632, is a protected wetland and riparian habitat managed by a partnership including The Nature Conservancy, Bureau of Land Manag...

The Cosumnes River Preserve, located at 13501 Franklin Blvd, Galt, CA 95632, is a protected wetland and riparian habitat managed by a partnership including The Nature Conservancy, Bureau of Land Management, and California Department of Fish and Wildlife. It features trails, birdwatching, and critical habitat for migratory birds.

Del Meyer Park in Elk Grove, CA, may seem like just a parking lot, but it serves as a gateway to a long bike path and running trail along Laguna Creek. The park is part of a network that winds through...

Del Meyer Park in Elk Grove, CA, may seem like just a parking lot, but it serves as a gateway to a long bike path and running trail along Laguna Creek. The park is part of a network that winds through Elk Grove and is set to expand in the future. By following the trail South-East from Del Meyer Park, visitors can reach Jack E Hill Park, which provides access to the serene wetlands of Elk Grove.