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Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
The trailhead is at the north end of the park's gravel parking area.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
While most cyclists will stick to the paved path paralleling the Dry Creek Trail, you may see a few mountain bikers or equestrians on the trail.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
The Dry Creek Trail is single track dirt weaving beneath the shade of oak trees along the narrow creek.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
Dry Creek provides a shallow wading area during the hot months.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
At a couple points, the dirt trail meets up with and runs alongside the paved multi use path.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
Dry Creek Trail is a 3.5 mile roundtrip out and back walk.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
With minimal elevation gain, the trail is fine for walking.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
The inviting pools of Dry Creek make a nice stop on a hot day.
Shaun Hunter
Photo Date:
07/15/2024
The exercise equipment where the trail emerges and meets with the multi use path makes for a good turnaround point.