Hidden Falls Regional Park was purchased and developed by the County of Placer through the Placer Legacy Open Space and Agricultural Conservation Program for the purposes of natural conservation and passive recreation. Learn more Hidden Falls Regional Park Trail Network Placer Legacy Open Space Program Learn more about the proposed expansion of Hidden Falls Park, which could result in a trail system approximately 60 miles in length, providing hikers, cyclists and equestrians alike with access to more than double the length of existing multi-use trails. Hidden Falls Regional Park Trails Expansion Project

Packing out any litter you bring or find.

Keeping dogs under control on a maximum 6-foot leash and removing their feces from the park.

Dogs must be on leash at all times and under owners’ direct control.

Do not touch fencing, it may be Electrified to contain animals.

Do not pet, touch or feed grazing animals.

Do not cross into fenced or penned areas.

Sheep and goats are being used for vegetation management to improve habitat conditions for native plants and animals and to help prevent or minimize the effects of wildfires. Visitors to Hidden Falls may encounter sheep, goats or cattle grazing throughout the Park. Please check for trail closure information prior to heading to the park. Notices of trail closure status are posted on this site, our Facebook, and Twitter pages daily. Reopening will occur as soon as practical, given soil conditions. Trails are closed to cyclists and equestrians during and after rain events in order to maintain trail stability, permit drying and minimize soil displacement. Service for most cell phone carriers is very limited. Some trails are quite steep, so prepare to visit the park with proper hiking shoes, attire, sunscreen and snacks. Make a reservation here.īe sure to bring plenty of drinking water for yourself and your pets, especially during hot temperatures. You can reserve a parking spot for all-day-use or half-day. Permits are not available at the park and must be purchased using our online parking reservation system before your visit. Parking reservations are required on weekends, holidays and other peak days.

1 quarter-mile concrete ADA accessible trails.30 miles of native surface, multi-use trails.Placer County Department of Parks and Open Space FAQsĬlick here for frequently asked questions about this park Welcome to Hidden Falls Regional Park Contact Please note closure information and exit the park before closing time. Specific opening and closing times are posted daily by park rangers at the site. The park is open from sunrise to sunset daily. Staff will determine extreme fire weather days in consultation with weather and fire officials and would generally coincide with conditions that prompt Red Flag and Excessive Heat warnings. You may also check our social media sites for updates. Notifications will be posted to the following website: WHERE CAN I CHECK THE CLOSURE STATUS BEFORE MY VISIT TO HIDDEN FALLS? Thank you for your understanding in helping to keep Hidden Falls and its neighbors safe from wildfire. Visitors with reservations during closure days will be given credit for the purchase price of their reservation to be used for a future visit. Please check the status on this webpage immediately before leaving on your visit to Hidden Falls this summer. Notice will be given as far in advance of closure days as possible but may be as short as 12 hours’ notice before closure the following day.

HIDDEN FALLS REGIONAL PARK TO CLOSE ON DAYS OF EXTREME FIRE WEATHERĪs part of our land stewardship and commitment to reducing wildfire risk, Hidden Falls Regional Park will be closed to public access during days that are determined to be extreme fire weather. Reservations are required on all weekends. We want you to enjoy your visit to the park, so there are a few things you should 'know before you go.' The park offers 30 miles of multiple-use trails for hiking, running, biking, and equestrian riding. Welcome to Hidden Falls Regional Park located in the beautiful oak woodlands near Auburn.

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