Carrasco Creek

Carrasco Creek is a waterway located in California, United States. It is a tributary of San Gregorio Creek, which ultimately flows into the Pacific Ocean. The creek is situated in San Mateo County, within the coastal ranges.

Carrasco Creek's watershed encompasses a primarily rural and forested area. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling hills, redwood forests, and open grasslands. The creek's flow is subject to seasonal variations, with higher flows typically occurring during the winter rainy season and lower flows during the drier summer months.

The creek is named after the Carrasco family, early settlers in the region who had a land grant in the area.

Carrasco Creek provides habitat for various species of wildlife, including aquatic insects, fish, and riparian vegetation. Preservation of the creek's water quality and ecosystem is important for maintaining biodiversity and supporting the ecological health of the surrounding area. Access to the creek may be limited due to private property and environmental regulations.