If you are looking for a beautiful and challenging hike, Hilborn Open Space Preserve Hiking Trailhead is the place to go. Located in Fairfield, California Hilborn has over 200 acres of land with trails that will take you up and down hills of different levels of difficulty. Hilborn also has many off-trail opportunities for those who want to explore the hidden treasures that make this preserve so special. Hilborn offers something for everyone; from paved paths perfect for strollers, wheelchairs, or bicyclists to more rugged terrain with mountain bike trails and horseback riding routes. The Hilborn family donated their home and surrounding property as an open space preserve in 1988 on the condition it is available "to all people regardless of age, sex, race, color or ability." Hilborn Open Space Preserve is a wonderful place to discover the beauty of nature.
Hilborn Open Space is located at 320 Golf Club Drive in Fairfield, California. Hilborn is a non-motorized park open from sunrise until one hour after sunset seven days a week year-round so get ready to discover the beauty of nature along Hilborn's trails today!
Hiking Trails
Hilborn has over six miles of hiking trails that will take you up and down hills full of trees and natural vegetation as well as unique views from different vantage points. The Hilborn Falls Trail is a moderate two-mile hike that will take you to Hilborn Falls which is a scenic waterfall surrounded by oak trees. Hilborn Huckleberry Trail is an easy one-mile loop trail perfect for the whole family with many twists and turns throughout Hilborn's grasslands, hillsides, and forests.
Hiking Trail Rules
Hilborn Open Space is a non-motorized park where you can enjoy hiking, jogging, and biking however there are rules that must be followed. Hilborn has many trails for hikers of different levels but remember: stay on the trail to avoid harming any vegetation or wildlife living in Hilborn, hike, and bike only on designated trails, no motorized vehicles and keep Hilborn clean by bringing a trash bag with you to pick up any litter.
Hiking Tips
Hilborn is open seven days a week from sunrise until one hour after sunset so get ready for your next adventure! Hilborn also has plenty of parking available on-site, maps at the trailhead kiosk, and trail signs to help you get around Hilborn's trails. Hilborn does not have drinking water or restrooms available on-site so make sure you bring plenty of water and a way to dispose of waste before going out for your hike at Hilborn Open Space Preserve Hiking Trailhead in Fairfield, California.
Other Activities
If hiking isn't what you are looking for Hilborn has other adventure options that can be enjoyed by the whole family! You can bike from sunrise until one hour after sunset but only on designated paved paths meant for biking - no off-trail riding is permitted. Hilborn also offers horseback riding routes with guided trail rides offered Saturdays and Sundays from April through October. No matter what activity you choose at Hilborn make sure to come prepared with proper footwear, sunscreen, and enough water for your Hilborn adventure!
HIKING TRAIL MAPS Hiking Trail Maps
To see Hilborn's hiking trails and other activities, visit the Hilborn Open Space website to download a free printable map of Hilborn. Hilborn is located at 320 Golf Club Drive in Fairfield, California so get ready for your next adventure! To learn more about all the different adventures you can enjoy at Hilborn check out their website or contact them with any questions directly.
FAQ:
Q: What is Hilborn Open Space Preserve?
A: Hilborn Open Space Preserve is a hiking trailhead in Fairfield, California. Hilborn has picnic areas, benches, and a bathroom. Hilborn is great for hiking with dogs or children because Hilborn does not have steep hills to climb like other hikes in the area do.
Q: What are some fun activities at Hilborn?
A: You can play Frisbee, bring your dog on a hiking trail that leads into Solano Land Trust trails, ride bikes around Hilborn’s parking lot (but please be mindful of hikers), take pictures by Hilborne's creek. There are also lots of wildflowers!
Q: How long will it take to complete this hike?
A: This hike should not take more than an hour and a half depending on your fitness level.
Vacaville, California is blessed with some of the area’s most amazing, must-see hiking trails. Here’s a list of some of our favorites:
Browns Valley Open Space Preserve
Peña Adobe Regional Park
Lagoon Valley Park
Drakes Point
Patwin Park
Jack Hume Grove
Alamo Creek Park
Al Patch Park
Hilborn Open Space Preserve Hiking Trailhead
All of these wonderful hiking trails are located just a short distance from our historic location at 1669 East Monte Vista Avenue in Vacaville! Stop by for a visit anytime!