Bob and Crystal Rilee Park

By no means is this route the best way to traverse Bob and Crystal Rilee Park. If you are willing to loop back on your route or take the outermost trails, this hike is ~7-10 miles long. The field loops themselves are only about 1 mile long each and 4 miles long if you link them all. Refer to the map and park website for more information. Most of the trails are marked with a wooden sign, and getting lost would be fairly difficult. Trails are easy to spot, and private property is fenced off when necessary. The northernmost section of this trail is known as Burt's 80 Field Loop. It has the most uneven ground due to moisture and gopher holes, but the best views (highest point). A few forested offshoots exist along the western side of the trail if you are looking for more adventure. The southern/middle sections of this trail are Danis and Curtis Field Loops (see map), which have nice trails for even footing. The eastern section (and most southern section) is completely forested and comprises of single/doubletrack trails. In the eastern section, there are also a few areas of bark chips to soften the impact. These sections have short steep uphills/downhills, so be prepared to work. A few switchbacks along the way help ease the pain. In the winter, trails can be a little muddy, and it can be challenging to find traction on these sections.