Hours:
The park opens at sunrise and closes at sunset.
Parking in Graton:
No day use parking fee.
Parking is available off Graton Road behind the old Graton Fire Station
(Disabled parking available).
Parking in Forestville:
No day use parking fee. Trailhead parking lot and
picnic area on the south side of Ross Station Road where trail intersects road;
Limited street parking at the west end of Pajaro Lane.
Dogs:
Permitted on leash no longer than 6' in
length. License required.
Accessibility:
Paved, wheelchair accessible trails. Disabled parking available off
Graton Road behind the old Graton Fire Station.
Restrictions:
No restrooms or drinking water are
available.
Ranger Phone:
(707) 433-1625
The
West County Regional Trail runs between Sebastopol and Forestville. This
approximately 5.57 mile section of trail starts near the intersection of Mill
Station Road and Highway 116 in Sebastopol, and ends in Forestville. Access to
the trail is located off the following public streets: Highway 116, Occidental
Road, Grey Street, Graton Road, Green Valley Road, Ross Station Road, Ross
Branch Road, and Pajaro Lane.
From Rails to Trails
The West
County Regional & Joe Rodota Trails are built along land that was once the
Petaluma and Santa Rosa Railway, a line that linked Petaluma and Santa Rosa
with Sebastopol and Forestville. The trails total fourteen miles long. The
trails are paved for walking, bicycle riding, and roller skating. An unpaved
equestrian trail runs parallel to the paved trail. Designated as a Community
Millennium Trail by Former First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton, the trail offers
beautiful views of farms, vineyards, and other agricultural lands. Fall and
Spring are particularly beautiful times of the year to use the trails. Please
note that the most northern trail section in Forestville has not been
completed. For updated information, please contact us at (707) 565-2041.