(Photo credit Deanna J.)
The Folsom Lake SRA Beach Trail (also known as the the historic 1854 North Fork Ditch when visible along the Beach Trail between Sterling Pointe and Beeks Bight) is now accessible as the lake is rapidly receding. There are several places to access this scenic hiker-horse trail (no bikes allowed). This trail (on the west side of Folsom Lake) is only accessible for part of the year, so take advantage of this beautiful trail now.
If you would like a GPX file for this trail CLICK HERE for the Gold Country Trails Council Resource page. Scroll down to Folsom Lake SRA and the Sterling Pointe Ride folder.
If you would like to keep track on the water level for Folsom Lake, CLICK HERE.
The Folsom Lake SRA Beach Trail (also known as the the historic 1854 North Fork Ditch when visible along the Beach Trail between Sterling Pointe and Beeks Bight) is now accessible as the lake is rapidly receding. There are several places to access this scenic hiker-horse trail (no bikes allowed). This trail (on the west side of Folsom Lake) is only accessible for part of the year, so take advantage of this beautiful trail now.
If you would like a GPX file for this trail CLICK HERE for the Gold Country Trails Council Resource page. Scroll down to Folsom Lake SRA and the Sterling Pointe Ride folder.
If you would like to keep track on the water level for Folsom Lake, CLICK HERE.
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