“Cesar Chavez Park is a popular destination that features hiking trails including the 1.25-mile Dorothy Stegmann trail. In 1997, the town renamed the park César E. Chávez, a union leader and founder of the United Farm Workers of America. The park also has a particular Task Force-recommended 17-acre off-leash dog area. This park has 90 rolling acres and 1.5 paved trails. The park even has a wildlife sanctuary at the undeveloped northern end. It is a wide-open meadowland for Frisbee and kite flying. Paved paths around the perimeter and part of the interior are wheelchair accessible. Picnic areas are available on a first-come basis.”
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