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REC hosted a clean-up event between Broadway and Ash on Saturday, May 12 that was a great success.  Thank you to Rich Buquet and Dulce Salazar from the City of Escondido Neighborhood Services Department, to Wendy Barker and Robin Fox of the Escondido History Center, Jessica Wallen and her crew from Fresh & Easy, City Council Member Olga Diaz and all the volunteers!

Please join the historic ribbon-cutting at the new Ash St. Underpass on Saturday, May 19 at 10 am. City leaders will inaugurate the beautiful new amenity on the creek path, and Reveal Escondido Creek will host an Interpretive Walk, exploring local and natural history of the creek and the city. Thank you again to Fresh & Easy, which has agreed to provide snacks and water. Come prepared for the sun. See you there!

About the Project


Revealing Escondido Creek  aspires to create a new vision of the creek by the community and residents of the region. The Escondido Creek, through the increased participation of the community, can become a functional and aesthetically pleasing recreation and transit corridor that acts as an asset to its community and its environment.

The Escondido Creek Trail is an underutilized Class I bike path that follows the course of the channel through the center of the city of Escondido. The bike path holds great potential for the city of Escondido and the larger region to be a main artery in a larger system of pedestrian and bicycle corridors.

The vision of  Revealing Escondido Creek  is to increase public access, address issues of public safety and facilitate increased community awareness of the Escondido Creek and Trail.