Dedicated: August 21, 2024
2.1 Miles
Ridge Trail staff, supporters, partners and friends gathered to celebrate the new 2.1-mile Doris Klein Ridge Trail in Patwino Worrtla Kodoi Dihi Open Space Park, which opened to the public on August 24, 2024.
This long-awaited, multi-use trail winds through oak tree-dotted hills up to vistas of surrounding Solano County and beyond. In the spring, visitors can enjoy lively streams and take in abundant wildflowers here. The park features a beautiful 0.6 mile loop called the All Peoples Trail that is made of special surfacing materials and graded for wheelchairs, walkers, and strollers. It includes a nice shady spot with a picnic bench, and connects to the Ridge Trail.
This Ridge Trail section is named in honor of Doris Klein (1926–2022), a Ridge Trail founder, board member, and tireless Solano County trail advocate. Doris led countless outings and helped make many miles of Ridge Trail a reality, and the support in her honor ensures future generations can enjoy these beautiful outdoor spaces.
The park’s name comes from the Hill Patwin language, meaning “the Southern Rock Home for the Patwin People.” The name was bestowed by the tribal council of the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, who also provided major funds to modernize the park.
Our gratitude to the California State Coastal Conservancy, Solano Land Trust, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, Doris Klein’s family, and our supporters for ensuring that future generations can enjoy these beautiful outdoor spaces for years to come.
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