Shiloh Ranch Regional Park

5750 Faught Road, Windsor

Accessible Areas
Biking
Birding
Equestrian Trails
Hiking & Walking Trails
Picnic Area

The Pond Trail, between Ridge Trail and Creekside Trail, is closed and trails are restricted for equestrians due to wet conditions. For your safety, please follow any closure notices posted at the park.

Shiloh Ranch Regional Park in southeast Windsor features a rugged landscape in the foothills of the Mayacamas Mountains and offers nearly 8 miles of trails for hiking, bicycle and horseback riding.

The 850-acre park includes oak woodlands, forests of mixed evergreens, ridges with sweeping views of the Santa Rosa Plain, canyons, rolling hills, a shaded creek, and a pond. The parking area features a large lot for horse trailers, a flush restroom and a drinking fountain.

Trails

A looped trail system offers moderately difficult hiking on unpaved trails and allows hikers to create routes of varying lengths and intensity. The Ridge Trail features panoramic views of north-central Sonoma County.

Wildfire

Much of Shiloh Ranch burned in the Tubbs Fire of October 2017. Burned trees and other impacts are clearly visible in some areas. Hiking here offers a unique opportunity to see a landscape regenerating after wildfire.

Group Picnics

The group picnic area at the entrance features barbecues, a gazebo, lawn and a small oak grove and can be reserved by calling (707) 565-2041. The picnic area was not damaged by wildfire.

Dogs

Dogs are not allowed on trails.

Accessibility

Accessible group picnic area

Upcoming Events

Scenes in the Scenery: Fitness Hiking Series
When: February 16, 2020 from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Shiloh Ranch Regional Park
Explore a variety of panoramic views, seasonal flora, and wildlife observations during this rigorous hiking series. Meet other adventure-seekers while enjoying intermediate to advanced 4- to 5-mile excursions.
Wildfire Recovery Hikes: Fire Disturbance and Flowers
When: May 3, 2020 from 1:00 – 3:00 PM
Shiloh Ranch Regional Park
Observe how the landscape has come back two years after fire, as well as an area that was disturbed in the fall. Experience the plant diversity, flourishing flowers, leafed out trees, and the hope that nature in springtime brings.
Back Country Kitchen
When: May 23, 2020 from 1:00 – 3:30 PM
Shiloh Ranch Regional Park
You’ve watched all the cooking shows - now learn to cook in the great outdoors. Come participate in leave no trace principles while cooking a full meal and dessert.
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