Pedro the mammoth fossil is on display in the Cache Creek Conservancy Visitor Center. However, museums are currently closed in Yolo County. Once museums re-open, visitors may view the fossil by visiting the Cache Creek Nature Preserve during open hours Sunday through Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm. Please call our office upon arrival and staff will assist you! 01/03/21
The bridge was originally installed by Teichert Aggregates as a conveyor belt to transport mined gravel to a processing site. It is now under Yolo County jurisdiction and in the future may be converted into a walking bridge to connect public access sites on either side the creek as part of the Cache Creek Parkway Plan. The bridge is currently inaccessible by foot, please refrain from trespassing. 12/11/19
The weather is getting warmer and the snakes are coming out. Be sure to keep an eye out for snakes, while hiking outdoors.
Read our tips on how to avoid snake encounters and what to do if you encounter one.
Try not to step on this guy, it will definitely let you know he's there with a shake of his tail. Keep your eyes open and your ears alert while out hiking.
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) reports air quality using the U.S. Air Quality Index (AQI). Before visiting the Cache Creek Nature Preserve, use the link below to check the current level of concern and suggestions for safe outdoor activities.
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