The mid-section of the Sawyer Camp Trail that has been
temporarily closed for habitat restoration activity is open again for daily use
through the month of July.
The trail will be open every day, sunrise to sunset.
However, pedestrians and cyclists are requested to be on the lookout for trucks on weekdays,
when we will be hauling away vegetation. Please make room for them to pass safely during those periods.
When You Go
Watch for crimson-capped Acorn woodpeckers maneuvering and tapping
various oak or other hardwood trunks and branches in nearby open areas. Named for the acorns it hoards in multiple tree cavities it drills, the Acorn woodpecker is just one of many native California species sure to flourish in the watershed’s expanded oak
woodland habitat.
Future Trail Schedule
The second temporary partial closure (and the last of the long ones for habitat restoration project) is scheduled to begin in August. The same mid-section of the trail, from about mile 1-1/4 to mile 3-1/2 will be closed to through use for public safety, Monday through Friday, for removal of non-native trees until late October.
As during the first closure, the trail will be open for the
first 1-1/4 miles from the South Gate at Crystal Springs Road, and for
approximately 2-1/2 miles from the North Gate at Hillcrest.
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