Join Washoe County and members of the Canepa family to celebrate the new trailhead at Canepa Ranch.
The project was partially funded through a Conserve Nevada Program grant administered by the Nevada Department of Conservation & Natural Resources. The trailhead provides public access to the Truckee River and adjacent public lands and trails managed by the U.S. Forest Service. Through land acquisition deals in partnership with the State of Nevada and the U.S. Forest Service Washoe County now retains just over 53 acres of land that was once part of Canepa Ranch. The trailhead sits to the south of the Truckee River near Mogul and includes parking, kiosks, restrooms, bike racks, and a picnic area.
What: Ribbon-cutting at the new Canepa Ranch Trailhead
When: 11 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 7, followed by a guided ranger hike
Where: Canepa Ranch Trailhead – 3550 Mario Rd, Reno. Note that there is no bridge crossing in Mogul, and you must take the Boomtown exit to cross the Truckee River. View the map below.
Who: Washoe County Commissioner Alexis Hill, Washoe County Parks and Open Space staff, Canepa Family
Learn more here.
