A short walk through Cascade Park along Olney Creek, which feeds into the Sacramento River. A quiet route with off-shoot dirt trails to access the river. Park offers basketball court, picnic tables, shade trees, drinking fountain, and BMX bike track.
Distance: .55 paved; .37 dirt
Difficulty: Flat
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