| Discovery Park at Tiscornia Beach | Open | | | Discovery Park at non-motorized Boat Launch | Open | | | Discovery Park at motorized Boat Launch | Open | | | Discovery Park at 10th street | Open | | | Paradise Beach | Open | | | Howe Avenue River Access | Open | | | Riverbend Park | Open | | | Sunrise Recreation Area | Open | | | Sutter’s Landing Regional Park | Open | |
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**Check the Monitoring Map to see E.coli levels before entering the American River – and, in any recreational water, practice safe swimming habits.**
E.Coli Information
- Every lake, stream or river can have bacteria – including E. coli, which is found in the intestines of mammals – from wildlife to humans
- Escherichia coli (E. coli) are bacteria that live in the intestines of people and animals. There are hundreds of different strains of E.coli and only a few of them are causes of disease. Some E. coli strains are pathogenic, meaning they can cause illness, either diarrhea or illness outside of the intestinal tract.
- The State’s Central Valley Water Board is conducting a yearlong study to help determine the source of E. coli in the Lower American River.
The following healthy water habits are recommended:
- Actively supervise children and pets in or near water
- Avoid algae blooms (brightly colored water) and trash in the water
- People with immuno-suppressive diseases should avoid direct contact with the river
- Wash hands/shower after swimming
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Do Not
- Drink river water
- Cook or wash dishes with river/lake water
- Change diapers in or near water
- Swim when you are sick
- Enter the water if you have cuts or open sores. These are pathways for bacteria to enter your body
- Enter the water for several days after a significant rainstorm. Storm flows spike bacteria levels, which decrease with time
