Green Valley Pathfinders
Here are a few of Green Valley's projects that we thought you would enjoy visiting during a day or overnight getaway. Whether you are looking for a relaxing stroll along a lake, or a day trip to the ocean with some shopping involved, we think you—and your dog!—will find something you like!

Pomo Bluffs Park 
This 25-acre park was recently designed and engineered by Green Valley. Pomo Bluffs is located off of Highway One in Fort Bragg and offers viewing overlooks of the Pacific Ocean, interpretive signage to learn the local history, and is nearby downtown Fort Bragg which offers great shopping and good food. The Park offers only day-time visiting but overnight accommodations are available at nearby parks and campgrounds. For more information on the park or the surrounding area visit: www.fortbragg.com

Riverfront Regional Park 
Nestled amongst the vineyards in Sonoma County, Riverfront Park is located on Eastside Road in Windsor, California. The Park is over 300-acres and includes picnicking, volleyball, and excellent walking trails as well as access to three year-round recreational lakes with large mouth bass fishing. When you are done enjoying the Park, head off to local wineries or restaurants to experience what Sonoma County is so famous for-wine! For more information to plan your day trip getaway, visit the Sonoma County Regional Parks website at: www.co.sonoma.ca.us/parks

And here are a few Green Valley paths that may be closer to home, good for a morning run, a lunchtime stroll, or an after-work bike ride:

Colgan Creek Trail 
Located in Southwest Santa Rosa, this 1.2 mile trail along Colgan Creek is a part of an overall network connection of trails and can be accessed at the intersection of Stony Point Road and Todd Road (on the east- side of the road) in Santa Rosa. The trail ends at Bellevue Avenue. The park is open from sunrise to sunset and dogs are allowed! For more information and a map, click here: http://www.sonoma-county.org/parks/pk_colgan_trl.htm

West County Trail Phase 9B 
This portion of the award winning West County Trail can be accessed off of Mill Station Road between Graton and Forestville. Open from sunrise to sunset, dogs are allowed! For more information and a map, click here: http://www.sonoma-county.org/parks/pk_westc.htm

Hunter Creek Trail 
This trail can be accessed off of the Santa Rosa Avenue (trail head on east side of road) across from Friedman Brothers. It is 1.5 miles long and runs along the Hunter Creek Channel between Santa Rosa Avenue and Hunter Lane which connects to Petaluma Hill Road. The eight food wide paved trail and 4 foot unpaved shoulder is available to pedestrians, bicyclists, equestrians and in-line skaters. For more information and a map, click here: http://www.sonoma-county.org/parks/pk_hunter_trl.htm