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When the sun shines in Sacramento
As the sun comes out, guests can explore California’s capital by bike, take a raft down the American River, and enjoy the city’s plentiful green space.
FOR KIDS: Explore Fairytale Town
The perfect day out for young children, at Fairytale Town kids can climb a treehouse, sail on a pirate ship, and slide down a shoe in Storybook Park. Visitors can interact with Mary’s little lambs, Peter rabbit, the three little pigs plus many more animals in the park’s farm. There’s also gardens to explore and live theater performances perfect for children.
FOR CITY LOVERS: Explore the city by bicycle
Cycling is one of the best ways to explore Sacramento with more than 32 miles of paved bike trail along the scenic American River Parkway. Cyclists can hop on the trail at many different points and ride along the river, or they can take a spin around the city and rent a bike in Old Sacramento. Many hotels offer bike rental services as well as plenty of bike rental shops in town.
THRILL SEEKERS: Take a raft down the American River
For visitors looking for more daring activities, white water rafting is a popular activity in the region as Sacramento sits at the confluence of the American and Sacramento rivers. The American River is perfect for all abilities. OARS is based under an hour outside of Sacramento and offers half-day trips to two-day getaways where guests can camp by the river.
FAMILIES: Picnic in Mckinley Park
Sacramento is full of parks, and they provide a perfect sanctuary from the city or the sun on a hot summer day. McKinley Park in East Sacramento, is the perfect spot for a peaceful picnic or a number of activities. It has a rose garden playground, jogging path, tennis courts, a basketball court and softball field.
ART LOVERS: Second Saturday Art Walk
Visitors that are lucky enough to be in town during the second Saturday of the month can enjoy Second Saturday Art Walk, Sacramento galleries and local businesses host an open house evening from 5-9pm and sometimes later. Visitors can enjoy the art exhibits by local artists, food and wine, live music, street fairs and special events.
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