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The Helen Putnam Park is a wilderness park in the southwest of Petaluma. It features six miles with trails that go through oak woodlands and grassy hillsides. As you explore the trails, you will find panoramic views of the nearby city along with picturesque views of the countryside. You will also find biking paths and equestrian trails as well as many accessible areas. The trails are in a looped system so you can create a walk that is your chosen length and difficulty level. The park also has a fishing pond that is stocked with fish such as bluegill. Or let your kids play in the accessible playground or enjoy a family picnic in the picnic area. There is a gazebo for when the weather turns south. Helen Putnam Regional Park is also a popular destination for birding. Feel free to bring your dog to the park, as long as he stays on his leash.

411 Chileno Valley Road, Petaluma, CA, Phone: 707-539-8092

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