Accessible Features at Anderson Marsh SHP

Accessible Features at California State Parks | Anderson Marsh SHP | Definitions and Terms | Activity Descriptions

Overview

Anderson Marsh State Historic Park offers hiking trails through an area that preserves Pomo Indian archaeological sites, varied wildlife habitats, and the 19th century Anderson Ranch. The park is on route 53 between Route 20 and 29. Call the park for operating hours, which may vary with volunteer availability. Phone (707) 279-2267 for more information.

Trails

Anderson Flats Trail is a trail through the marsh that is accessible for about 0.3 mile.

Cache Creek Nature Trail is a trail through grassland and riparian habitats that is accessible for about 0.5 mile.

Both trailheads, an accessible restroom, potable water (from a hose bib), and accessible parking are in the parking lot that serves the Anderson Ranch House. Provided accessible parking stalls are paved; the remainder of the parking lot is unpaved and is generally firm, level, and stable in dry weather.

Exhibits/Programs

Ranch House: Slopes, threshold rises, somewhat narrow doors and limited turning space may require some assistance, but many persons may be able to enter the historic ranch house, which is shown by guided tour when volunteers are available.

South Barn Interpretive Room: This room may be used for group presentations. Path of travel and entrance are accessible. The interior is generally accessible.

Refer to Trails description for parking and restroom details.

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