Regional Parks is presenting the 2025 Sailor Bar ADA Concept Plan for community comment and input at the American River Parkway Advisory Committee on Feb. 7 and the Recreation and Park Commission on Feb. 27. This plan includes an accessible path to a public viewing area from the River West gravel parking lot, and the installation of a product called “Righthear" which is designed to meet the needs of our blind and low-vision visitors by providing audio descriptions of the trail and facility as well as directional, safety and interpretive signs. View the hearing notice for more information.
Over the last week, we have discovered nearly 30 dead swans at the lake at Mather Regional Park. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife is conducting testing to determine the cause, and out of an abundance of caution, the park is closed until we receive those results. Just to remind residents, please avoid exposure to sick and dead wildlife.
The lower multi-use trail will be closed from Campus Commons Golf Course to the "H" Street Bridge. The upper levee trail will be open in this area. The Campus Commons Golf Course parking lot will be closed for construction site trailers. The multi-use trail is closed for a Caltrans project from just west of State Route 51 American River Bridge to the Union Pacific Rail crossing. A detour is in place.
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More than 5 million visitors annually enjoy the 23-mile "jewel of Sacramento".
Sacramento County provides three championship golf courses and one nine-hole executive golf course for the community to enjoy.
TRS provides therapeutic recreation opportunities for individuals with disabilities residing in Sacramento County.
Rangers provide safety and law enforcement services 365 days a year to assist with emergencies and other issues.
Explore islands, take a picnic, go swimming or fishing, or enjoy world-renowned wind surfingg.
Hike or horseback ride through 4,060 acres of rolling grasslands and oak woodland
This 6-mile corridor features a golf course, horse trails, picnic facilities, fishing, soccer fields, and hiking trails.