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Driving directions to Ryer Island and Snug Harbor using the map below: If you are traveling in a motor home over 26 feet, or in a truck pulling a large trailer: use the bridge route to Ryer Island. From West Sacramento use Jefferson Blvd (84) to Courtland Road then turn right and follow to Ryer Road, which brings you to the Miners Slough bridge onto Ryer Island. Turn left to go to Snug Harbor once on Ryer Island. Or from Walnut Grove drive north along the west side of the Sacramento River (State Route 160)and keep going until you reach Courtland Road. Turn left onto Courtland Road and follow to Ryer Road, which brings you to the Miners Slough bridge onto Ryer Island. Once you cross bridge go left to Snug Harbor, about 7.5 miles down around the island. If you are in a vehicle or truck pulling boat trailer, you can use the Rio Vista “Real McCoy II” ferry to cross from Rio Vista to Ryer Island, which is labeled St. Route 84. Or you can use the “J-Mac” ferry between Grand Island and Ryer Island, crossing historic Steamboat Slough, which is labeled St Route 220. Both ferrys are run by CalTrans, rides are free. Rio Vista ferry runs every 20 minutes and can take 8 vehicles across at a time for a 4 minute ride. J-Mac ferry can take up to 6 vehicles at a time and runs back and forth for a 3-4 minute ride 24/7/365. For more information see the Delta Ferrys page. North Delta - Historic Region Roads Go to the listed town and community maps to see detailed roads and amenities North Delta - Historic Region Trails 84 Courtland Road To Sacramento O T Elk Grove Ride a Ferry Trail - Drive or bike CLARKSBURG & Ryer Island loop Andrus Island loop Lambert Road Bridge Historic towns and communities Ryer Road * to visit in the North Delta 84 5 Sacramento Ship Channel Bridge Roadside local fresh produce Bridge SUTTER Road Franklin farm stand ISLAND East Ryer Liberty Road 160 Local wine tasting Island Twin Cities Road Open GRAND RV and camping Water ISLAND RYER Leary Road Cottages or hotels-motels ISLAND Prospect Island J - Mac Ferry Bridge 220 WALNUT 113 Cache 220 GROVE SNUG 160 84 Walnut Grove - Thorton Road Slough HARBOR Walker Landing Liberty Island Rc. Rio Vista - McCormack Road Ryer Island Ferry HogBack Airport Rd. boat launch 12 Steamboat 84 Slough Bridge Georgiana Slough TYLER Rio 160 ISLAND Anderson Rd. Viera’s Vista Oxbow Bridge BRANNON ISLETON South Mokelumne River ISLAND North Mokelumne River Duck SUTTER Island ISLAND Montezuma Hills Road ANDRUS ISLAND 12 12 Twitchel Island Tower 160 Park Sacramento River Ride-a-Bike trails in the Delta region: AMGEN and other biking groups or associations include a ride around Ryer Island because it does not have as much traffic as State Route 160, and is a good, level road with scenic vistas punctuated by a ride on either or both ferrys, and a stop for a cold bottle of water or hot coffee at the small convenience store at Snug Harbor. Note that the resort-RV park is a private gated facility and if stopping for refreshment at the Snug Harbor store you will have to ring at the gate first. Seasonal store with hours posted on the gate and the Snug Harbor resort website. Historic North Delta Boating trail: Start on the Sacramento River by Rio Vista. Travel north then east into historic Steamboat Slough, following the route of the paddle wheel steam ships and schooners of the 1850’s. The Snug Harbor peninsula off Ryer Island is about 4.5 nautical miles up Steamboat Slough. If you want to stop in at the Snug Harbor store, go to the clearly marked gas dock to tie up to make your purchase. If you want overnight docking accommodations, there are covered and open berths on Snug Cove available by advance reservation. Continuing on Steamboat Slough, 1.5 miles further upriver you will find Hogback Park, a public day-use park with good wide public launch facilities and ample parking, if you have friends who want to join your boat tour. This is a good spot to stop and picnic and use the rustic port-a-potties. Or better yet, continue on up Steamboat Slough, keeping to the right at the “Y” where Sutter Slough branches off to the left (or port side). If you stay to the right, you will continue up Steamboat Slough, past the Grand Island Mansion, past the Steamboat Resort private docks, to Steamboat Landing on the left after you cross under the Steamboat Slough bridge. Steamboat Landing just remodeled a 100 year old local restaurant and farm stand into a new and beautiful place to pick up breakfast and lunch, or fresh local produce, for your journey on up the Sacramento River towards Clarksburg wine tasting and Old Town Sacramento. Note if you are traveling in a large, tall boat you may have to call to have the Steamboat Slough bridge opened for you. (See the Delta contacts page). Map series by DrivenOne, Inc for DeltaCalifornia.com and other licensed users. C Copyright 2017. All rights reserved..
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