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Trails you’re welcome to
walk, hike or cycle through
Clovis and beyond.
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of Clovis
Other trails are more challenging,
like the Dry Creek Trail, which starts and stops along a natural
creek bed, or the Enterprise Trail, a wide trail meandering along
an historic agricultural irrigation canal.
Though the San Joaquin Valley’s first Native American inhabitants
may have created stretches of some Clovis trails, most of the trails
have been developed far more recently, with today’s walkers and
cyclists in mind.
Take your pick, map out a course, and begin
a healthy adventure that can
last an entire day, or just part
of a morning. More than 10
miles of walking and cycling
trails meander through Clovis,
and a total of more than 40
miles of trails are planned.
Plus, you’ll find plenty of
public green spaces and
community parks to stop and
enjoy along the way.
Clovis Trails can be walked, hiked or cycled by adults and
most children. Some trails, like the Clovis Old Town Trail, are
paved, tree-lined concourses – easy on the feet and wheels,
with rest stops along the way.
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Center
ReaganEducational
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Clovis High
Clovis Elementary
WoodsElementary
Dry CreekElementary
CedarwoodElementary
WeldonElementary
ClarkIntermediate
Sierra VistaElementary
Red BankElementary
FreedomElementary
Tarpey Elementary
GettysburgElementary
MiramonteElementary
JeffersonElementary
Mickey CoxElementary
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Shaw
Bullard
Shields
Herndon
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Mc Call
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The Trails of Clovis offer a real getaway – a respite from the hurried, hectic life we tend to lead. You’re welcome to walk, hike or cycle through Clovis and beyond.
Be sure to be careful crossing streets, and be considerate. Remember that some trails are well-maintained and well-marked, and others may begin or end without notice. Watch out for (and stay out of) private property, and be careful to respect and not disturb the folks living nearby.
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Trails of Clovis
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Trails Clovis Old Town Trail
Dry Creek Trail
Enterprise Trail
Jefferson Trail
Gould Trail
Dog Creek Trail
Loma Vista Paseos
County Trails
Greenbelth Paths
Grade Separated Crossing
Landmarks Park Future Park
Wild Fowl Basin
Rest Stop
Rest Room
Drinking Fountain
Schools A Buchanan
Educational Center B Woods Elementary C Dry Creek
Elementary D Cedarwood
Elementary E Mickey Cox
Elementary F Weldon Elementary G Clark Intermediate H Sierra Vista
Elementary I Clovis High J Clovis Elementary K Red Bank
Elementary L Jefferson Elementary M Freedom Elementary N Tarpey Elementary O Reagan Educational
Center P Miramonte
Elementary Q Gettysburg
Elementary
Highlights Old Town Trail 1 Wawona Ranch Rest Stop 2 Clovis Botanical Garden 3 Peach/Alluvial Park 4 Dry Creek Point Rest Stop 5 Cottonwood Park 6 John R. Wright Rest Stop Trail Junction 7 Treasure Ingmire Park 8 Sierra Bicentennial Park 9 Tom Stearns Rest Stop 10 Clovis Visitor’s Center at Tarpey Depot 11 Letterman Park 12 Animal Adoption Center 13 Skate Park 14 Rotary Sport Basin 15 Lowe’s Rest Stop 16 Hallowell Rest Stop 17 Basin S 18 Basin S Park 19 Tarpey Village Rest Stop
Enterprise Trail 20 Deauville Park 21 Alluvial Drain Basin 22 Central Valley Research and Technology
Business Park 23 Clovis Community Hospital 24 Clovis Fire Department Station 35
Park Ride 25 Valley Nature Center (Future)
Misc 26 Loma Visa Village Green
(Future) 27 Pump Station E 28 Thornburn Park 29 Gettysburg Park 30 Basin 1E 31 Basin 1G