Great outdoor area always something beautiful to see! It does take a bit of hiking and you need to…read morewatch out where you are stepping! Not only because of steep areas but there's rattlesnakes in this area as well.

There's a trail here which can be found a bit to the right after you cross over the Fair Oaks…read moreBridge; it's on the side opposite from the Sunrise Recreation Area. While there isn't any parking on the side of the bridge where the trail is, there is some which costs $10 at the Sunrise Recreation Area. Once you reach the trail, it takes about five minutes to get to the top, and then maybe another ten minutes to hike to the fence at the end of the trail. The views once you get to the top are pretty good :-) Tip: Each of the lookouts from the top are on a very steep cliff-edge, with an unprotected drop to the river down below. It isn't possible to see straight down the cliff because of deep errosion at the bottom, but you can see both the bridge and the river. Note that this area seems fairly safe during the daylight hours, but there are a lot of homeless people around the bridge and in Sunrise Park, so I'd suggest avoiding the area when it's dark.

Sutter's landing river access!! If you want to go spend sometime at the American River and you live…read morein midtown- here ya go!!!! 8 minute drive! They also have a skateboard park, a dog park, and of course the beautiful river access! I have a yellow Labrador and she loves to swim! I love bringing her to the river to play fetch and swim! The path is so nice, and they also have a bike trail! Just remember to leave nature better than you found it! Please- pick up your fucking trash and be a good human!

Awesome spot to hit the river. Parking with a short walk. Life vests are provided for the little…read moreones, sandy beach with shade from the trees.

Absolutely breath taking. From the warm sand between your toes to the cold water on your legs…read more Very peaceful...loving it

Growing up I got into a lot of fights up here but met some good friends . Had a girlfriend who…read morelived across the street . But all and all it's a nice spot . I know so many spots riding up and down this river . You find so many just tube it from sunrise blvd and you'll figure it out

It was so fun!!!!…read more Would come again!

My favorite hiking location and my go-to option when I need a break from everything in the city…read more Beautiful wildlife and scenery makes me want to come back here every chance I get.

Our overnight, adventure trip to Dunsmuir was awesome! We hiked to beautiful Mossbrae Falls, stayed…read moreawhile to enjoy the scenery and enjoyed lunch prepared by Alex. Then we went on another hike on the Box Canyon Trail. We stayed overnight at an Air B&B and in the morning enjoyed a tasty breakfast prepared by Alex! Alex and Jimmie are a wonderful, beautiful, caring, adventuresome team. I can't say enough about them - I call them the Dream Team! They also ensured we enjoyed our hikes in a safe and friendly environment. If you love the outdoors and have the opportunity to participate in an event with Alex and Jimmie, you will not be disappointed! They love nature and the outdoors and want you to enjoy these adventures with them!

I was dragged into this because of my sister. I didn't know what to expect. Man!! I was in for a…read moresurprise. Met new friends, was zen with rocks, dunked my head in freezing cold water and even tried scaling the walls like spider man. Sooo much fun!! Totally worth it!! Food is great, company was amazing and awesome pictures. Recommend x a billion!!! Can't wait for the next adventure!!

Hours: 6 AM-9 PM daily Entrance/Parking Fee: $10…read moreKayak/Paddle Board Rental Hours: 9 AM-6 PM weekends https://www.lakenatomapaddlerentals.com/ Solos: 1st hr $20, each hr after $15 Tandem (2 people): 1st hr $30, each hr after $20 I had a very hard time finding info about this lovely spot, so there you go. Hope it helps! Entrance is accessible from Greenback Ln with $10 fee required per vehicle. 2 Parking lots available - 1 closer to boat launch area and another further lot that's more convenient for picnic areas and tables. Plenty of tables and area for lots of families to enjoy some water festivities! Have a big party or just want to lock down a few tables? Highly advise to come early. If you just need some space to place your mats down, it should be just fine. Incredible trails alongside the water for walking, jogging, and bike riding. Dogs are welcome but just make sure you pick up after them (I noticed a good number of dog poop near the water edge). Want to take a dip? Feel free! Quite cold but more than welcome to. Biggest reason why we came here? To see how the Kayak Rental system worked. Scan the QR code or visit the site to book your rentals and sign waivers. I was told they rented daily by a worker (young ones) but their online reservations just show weekends and random Wednesdays.. so good luck. Honestly Rental prices are higher than another spot we've been to, but this spot was much closer to home and easier to access. Price for convenience! We didn't go kayaking on this particular day but definitely plan to return with our own paddle board/Kayaks since it just makes sense to invest and go whenever we want versus rent a few kayaks with high rental feels. Who wants to return within 1 hr?! No way, you gotta stay out in the midst of nature for at LEAST a few hours! Pathway Tip: Walking or jogging? Stay on your left. Biking? Stay on your right. Standard Placer County rules. Great spot for families whether you want to picnic, swim, paddleboard, kayak, go for a nice walk, jog, or bike along gorgeous river waters scenery. Have fun!!

Went out to Black Miners Ravine to get on the paddleboard and just decompress a little. This time…read moreof year out there is hard to beat... good vibes, calm water, and a chance to shut the brain off for a bit. Nothing super exciting in this review, just one of those peaceful days you appreciate more as you get older lol. Now fair warning... that water is COLD cold when you first step in but once you're out there it's worth it. Even the ducks were just cruising around being friendly and minding their business. Sometimes you don't need much, just a board, some fresh air, and a little quiet.

Beautiful park. Nice playground area and a large field/baseball field. A great spot to picnic and…read morelook out onto El Dorado Hills. There is a nearby restroom, a small area with a picnic table and parking is limited, probably 10 or so spots.

It was beautiful but they close sooo early and it would be nice if they weren't so pushy and rude…read moreabout leaving right after the sun sets.

I love coming here in the mornings to go paddle boarding. I've already been out twice this week,…read moreusually arriving between 9-10 a.m., and there are hardly ever many people out on the water at that time. The water is calm, making it perfect for beginner paddle boarders. I even brought my mom out with me yesterday she was a little nervous about falling in, but since the water was so smooth, we had no issues. We ended up paddling for about an hour and a half, and it was such a relaxing experience. Since I've been coming out so often, I went ahead and bought a Poppy Pass for $135 online, which covers parking at parks all over California. It's a much better deal than paying the $10 parking fee each visit. If you're a beginner paddle boarder, or just want a peaceful lake to enjoy on a weekday, I definitely recommend Lake Natoma.

Lake Natoma is a wonderful place to paddle on some calm flat water in the Sacramento area! Bring…read moreyour paddleboard, kayak, canoe or pool floatie-thingy out to the lake (it's really a reservoir), tote along some food and friends and don't forget your sunscreen!

My favorite trail in Sacramento! So peaceful and beautiful. Paved path and you see the trail as you…read morego. Try the entrance from Larchmount community park.

Hands down one of the best outdoor spots in Sacramento! Whether you're biking, running, or just out…read morefor a scenic stroll, this trail has it all. Beautiful river views, shaded sections, and plenty of wildlife. The path is well maintained, with smooth pavement and clear mile markers, making it perfect for long rides or quick workouts. What really sets this trail apart is the variety of scenery. You get stretches of peaceful nature, rolling hills, and access points to the river for a quick break. There are also plenty of rest areas and water fountains along the way. It feels safe, especially in the busier sections, and there's a great mix of casual riders and serious cyclists. If you're in Sacramento and love the outdoors, this trail is a must. Whether you're riding from Folsom to Old Sacramento or just doing a short loop, the American River Bike Trail is one of the best ways to enjoy the city. Highly recommend!

Bend Park is a great, well-balanced park with something for everyone. The open fields are perfect…read morefor tennis, soccer, and all kinds of field play, and there's a nice playground area for kids. One of the things I really appreciate is the shady tree areas that make it comfortable even on warmer days. What really makes this park special, though, is its access to the river. There's a convenient boat ramp and a beautiful walking, biking, and running trail that runs along the river behind some truly gorgeous homes. It's my favorite exercising trail in Sacramento! It's a peaceful place to get outside, stay active, and enjoy the scenery.

Came for the shady pickleball cpurt around 4pm. I hate playing in the sun on a 80°+ day but there…read moreare 2 shady courts. There's 8 pickleball courts. Plenty of parking. Wasn't too busy when I came but I know it gets busy here. I saw a flyer posted here the that says there's pb for beginners & intermediate here on Weds 8a-12pm says it's free which is awesome!!