Current Status of Parks & Trails 6/23/26
All parks not listed below are currently open for normal use.
Berryessa Peak Trail – There is a landslide approximately 4 miles into the trail that has partially blocked access to the remaining 2 miles. The trail is passable with some scrambling through the damaged section, but does require sure footing. We hope to have repairs made on this trail soon, but rugged terrain and weather may make this a challenging repair.
Report a Trail Issue Here. Help us keep our trails in the best condition possible and let us know if you see obstructions, erosion issues, or downed trees.
Golden Mussel Advisories Affecting Boating in Napa County
Golden Mussels have recently been discovered in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, the first known occurrence of this invasive species in North America. This type of mussel can survive in waters that have considerably lower calcium levels than needed for the other invasive species and are incredibly difficult to eradicate once established. They are also easily transported on boats or watercraft, so local agencies are implementing safeguards to hopefully keep them out of our lakes.
Helpful Links:
- The Bureau of Reclamation has formalized protocols for launching at Lake Berryessa with an inspection/seal program that has a 30 day quarantine. See BOR’s notice for details: https://www.usbr.gov/newsroom/news-release/5031
- Lake Berryessa implements fees for vessel decontamination
- The City of Napa has closed the boat launch at Lake Hennessey until further notice and no boats are allowed on the lake. See the City of Napa notice here: https://www.cityofnapa.org/580/Lake-Hennessey-Boating-Fishing