Putah Creek Riparian Reserve

Putah Creek Riparian Reserve upstream view from Old Davis Road bridge. "The Putah Creek Riparian Reserve is a stream and grassland ecosystem, managed for teaching, research, wildlife and habitat protection. There are approximately 640 acres within the Reserve, with 380 at the Russell Ranch and the remainder on the main UC Davis campus. A majority of the Putah Creek Riparain Reserve lands on the main campus are open to the public for passive recreation activities, such as fishing, boating, swimming, and hiking. The south bank of the creek is privately owned, so please stay on the north bank of the creek." -From the UC Davis Putah Creek Riparian Reserve web site

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2010-04-04 09:46:18 Hiking along Putah Creek from the airport to Road 98, I saw lots of fresh Poison Oak along the trail. Be careful. —JimStewart

2010-07-20 13:54:43 Hiking & biking there in July was pretty nice in the cool of the morning. I found a few plants blooming and some nice landscape. See my photos from Putah Creek Riparian Reserve. —BruceThomas