Cache Creek Regional Park

About Cache Creek Regional Park

Explore the rugged beauty of Cache Creek Regional Park near Rumsey, California, home to the challenging Fiske Peak Loop Trail. This park offers a diverse landscape perfect for seasoned hikers seeking a rewarding adventure. The Fiske Peak Loop spans 16.2 miles and features a formidable initial climb of approximately 2,300 feet in just 3 miles. This strenuous ascent makes trekking poles highly recommended! While shorter out-and-back options to Fiske Peak or Lowery Peak are available, completing the full loop requires careful navigation along the Blue Ridge Trail, which can be overgrown and difficult to follow, culminating in a very steep and unstable descent near the Napa County line.

Planning your Fiske Peak hike? Keep in mind that winter is the ideal time to visit Cache Creek Regional Park due to the area's high temperatures during other seasons. For those tackling the full loop, navigation is key, so be sure to bring a map and GPS device. Also, be prepared for a $6 day-use fee. The trails within Cache Creek Regional Park demand respect and preparedness, but reward hikers with stunning views and a memorable outdoor experience. Whether you choose a shorter out-and-back trek or the full Fiske Peak Loop, adventure awaits!