No reservations are required for entry to this natural area and access to the trail system. Visitors can simply show up and enjoy the outdoors.
Free onsite parking is available. However, visitors are asked to please avoid parking on residential streets to minimize disruptions to local residents.
Due to the popularity of this trail, overcrowding can occur. Visitors are advised to look for alternate trails when the parking lots are full. Additionally, the park may be closed during heavy rain due to the potential for flash flooding, so it's essential to check the weather before heading out.
Several rescues occur every year due to heat stroke in both hikers and their dogs. To stay safe, visitors should limit hiking in hot weather and make sure to bring and drink water throughout their trip.
Throughout the month of July, visitors can participate in Let's Play Outside, a program offering over 200 free outdoor activities and experiences countywide. This is a great opportunity to explore the natural area and enjoy the outdoors with others.
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