The King-Swett Ranches are currently open to the public for staff- or docent-led activities only.

Ongoing Activities

Docent-led Scenic Hikes
First Saturday of every month
9 a.m. to 1 p.m. - Free
Explore Solano County's largest protected open space with volunteer hike leaders. Excellent views of bay, marsh, creeks and grasslands abound. Hikers are assured of seeing a variety of wildlife. Each hike will go to a different corner of the property. Long pants, water, snacks and good boots are recommended. Heavy rain cancels. Meet at Park-and-Ride lot at Hiddenbrooke Parkway/American Canyon Road exit off I-80 (between Vallejo and Fairfield). For more information contact Sue Wickham at (707) 432-0150 x207 or sue@solanolandtrust.org.

About King-Swett Ranches

A yellow-breasted meadowlark may greet you as you enter the largest protected open space in Solano County. Though not yet prepared for visitors, the 3,930-acre King-Swett Ranches, part of the Sky Valley Cordelia Hills Open Space project, is an exciting piece of property and future open space for Solano residents. Nestled between Benicia, Fairfield and Vallejo, this newly-acquired property offers serpentine grasslands, rocky outcrops, oak woodlands, and riparian corridors that host a wide variety of flora and fauna, including rare and endangered species such as the California red-legged frog, Swainson's hawk, and horned larks.

Learn more about the King-Swett Ranches

Hours
Currently open for staff- or docent-led activities only.

Amenities
None at this time.