Connecting Communities, Parks, & Open Spaces
Roseville, Calif. – Here we grow again Roseville! Glen Willow Park, located at 5010 Bartlett Way is now open. Situated in the southwest corner of Placer County in a currently unincorporated section of Roseville, Glen Willow Park hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony this morning.
Feeling like both a small neighborhood park and a larger community park, Glen Willow Park brings a playground, sports fields and exercise equipment stations. In addition to the approximately 1/2 mile paved path encircling the park, easy access to several miles of both paved and dirt trails serve as a connector to Dry Creek Park (opened in 2013) just a little over a mile to the east.
Future plans include trails connecting to Gibson Ranch and Discovery Park in Sacramento for an eventual massive regional loop trail.
Expansive Views
Developed alongside large tracts of open space, visitors can capture expansive multi-directional degree views of rolling clouds and magnificent sunsets and sunrises that we haven’t experienced since Roseville was less a developed city.
Glen Willow Park and the surrounding spaces and trails have become one of our favorite recreational escapes in South Placer. The miles of trails along with access to Dry Creek make it an easy destination to whittle away of few hours in the great outdoors.
Tips when visiting
- Watch for snakes. Several varieties including rattlers enjoy basking on the paved and dirt trails.
- Dirt bike riders often utilize the trails, stay alert.
- Pedestrians walk on left. Surprisingly, many residents remains unaware of this basic safety rule. Read the signs and spread the word for safer recreation.
- Pack it in, pack it out.
Map & Directions
related
- Respecting Rocklin and Roseville Parks & Open Spaces
- Roseville Trails vs Rocklin Parks Outdoor Matchup
- Biking Roseville: Dry Creek Trails offer off-road challenges and adventures
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Welcome to the brighter side!