Every hour worked is matched dollar for dollar by the State Grant, so you can really get your money's worth. These work parties are aimed at enhancing the quality of Sorich Ranch Park. Bring gloves, hat and water and meet new friends while learning about our native habitat. This 13.5 acre rock outcropping offers hiking and picnicking in a relatively untouched natural setting. Faude offers the visitor the chance to experience the quiet and tranquility of the San Anselmo hills, wooded areas, and a meadow with a panoramic view of the Ross Valley.
Fire roads offer extensive hiking opportunities as well as trails leading from the area.
Located at the top of Broadmoor Avenue between Indian Rock Road and Tomahawk Drive. This park has no developed facilities so plan to bring what you need with you. Parents can enjoy a coffee to go from the near by cafe while watching their children play in the out of doors. Located at the corner of Center Boulevard and Lansdale, this park gives the visitor the chance to experience a little of San Anselmo's history. The railroad tracks leading from San Anselmo west were located along Center Boulevard.