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The foothill landscape of El Dorado Hills

Explore El Dorado Hills with your dog.

Foothill paths, open space and walks through your neighborhood.

There’s more than one way to enjoy the foothills.

Around Promontory, Serrano, Crescent Ridge, Highland View and Bass Lake, a route can change quickly from a sidewalk to a trail. Start with the surface, slope and distance your dog handles comfortably.

Check the trail rules and choose a distance that feels good for your dog today.

Find your next walk

New York Creek Nature Trail

Art Weisberg Park to the Community Park area

The CSD describes a 1.5-mile unpaved, multi-use route beside New York Creek. Choose a short out-and-back if you’re learning your dog’s pace. Expect an outdoor trail surface rather than a continuously paved sidewalk.

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Saratoga and Promontory connections

Saratoga Way and Saratoga Estates

The Saratoga trailhead has a small parking area and shaded picnic tables, for a pause before or after the walk. The recreation trail connects Crescent Ridge through Saratoga Estates toward the Promontory system. Check the distance on the CSD map.

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Promontory Community Park

2700 Alexandra Drive

Parking and restrooms make this park an accessible starting point. Dogs are excluded from the synthetic field, splash pad and playground areas; stay on permitted paths and follow leash rules.

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Community Park Dog Park

1021 Harvard Way

The designated dog park sits west of New York Creek beside the athletic fields. Separate large- and small-dog areas are provided. Choose the appropriate area, watch the entry gate, and leave if your dog seems uncomfortable.

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Powerline Recreation Trail

El Dorado Hills Boulevard to Beatty Drive

This 1.1-mile connection includes varied trail surfaces and crossings at Hensley Circle. It also links toward Promontory Community Park by a short sidewalk connection. Plan the crossings as part of the walk, not as an afterthought.

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Bass Lake open space

Bass Lake Road area

Separate today’s passive-use opportunities from future development. The CSD’s larger Bass Lake and Village J plans include proposed facilities; a planned dog park is not the same as an operating dog park. Review the project and access information before visiting.

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Know the park rules

CSD parks generally require dogs on leash, with separate rules inside designated dog parks. Check signs for restricted areas and current access before setting out.

El Dorado Hills CSD park rules

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