The Knoll Trail is a 0.65 mile accessible trail in the heart of the park. The trail provides pedestrian only connection between the Visitor Center and the Sunkist Center. The trail meanders through citrus groves and offers stunning views of the park and surrounding city of Riverside. The surface is concrete. The trail is generally flat at less than 5% slopes with intermittent sections at slopes between 5% and 8%. Accessible parking and restrooms are located near the trailheads.
Accessible Trail Data
Trail Name |
Running Slope |
Cross Slope |
Trail Width |
Trail Surface |
Knoll Trail |
3% Average |
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5 FT Average |
Concrete |
8% Maximum |
2% Maximum |
5 FT Minimum |
Exhibits/Programs
The Sunkist Center is an accessible facility that accommodates various public programs and special events. The kitchen area is generally accessible and two accessible parking spaces are located in the adjacent main lot.
The Interpretive Gazebo/Amphitheater contains an accessible route to the amphitheater and wheelchair seating is available.
The Visitor Center helps tell the story of California’s Second Gold Rush. The 5,000 square foot center contains photographs, displays and exhibits that show the origins of Citrus and how this profitable crop came to California bringing hopes of wealth and jobs for many new immigrants. California State Parks has the privilege of telling this story to thousands of visitors and children each year. The Center is open on weekends from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The Visitor Center and Museum are accessible with accessible restroom and parking available.
Interpretive tours are conducted using primarily the Knoll Trail and some other trail routes. Occasionally farming operations and excessive moisture may cause portions of the route to be rough due to tire marks. If this condition exists, the tour operators can accommodate those with disabilities using other routes of travel to stay with the primary tour route.
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For more information: access@parks.ca.gov | Phone: (916) 445-8949 | Fax: (916) 449-8966
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