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On this route you will enjoy panoramic views of Round Valley and the peaks of Mt. Diablo. The Miwok Trail features some unusual shale and sandstone deposits along Round Valley Creek, which is part of the larger Marsh Creek watershed. Bicycles are allowed only on the Miwok Trail portion; equestrians may ride the entire loop. Park Features: Round Valley Regional Preserve is in the steep foothills east of Mt. Diablo. This former ranch is home to rare native species like the endangered San...

This trail takes you almost to the very top of Brushy Peak, and has some fairly steep sections. Although the terrain is initially grassy and relatively smooth, as the trail climbs, it begins to pass through outcroppings of sandstone that add texture to the landscape. The large ponds at the base of the peak provide habitat for frogs and turtles, as well as the occasional San Joaquin kit fox. At the apex of the climb, you are rewarded with views of the sweeping ranchland and rolling hills that...

This pleasant, paved trail runs along the Putah Creek and features a lake and small gardens with a wide variety of plants from different countries. Crossover bridges allow for variation in the size of the loop you would like to do for your route. During the week there is paid parking but it is free on weekends. Accessibility: There are at least 5 designated accessible spaces in the large paved parking lot off of Garrod Drive at the west end of the trail. All of them are van-accessible with...

Donner Creek Loop is a beautiful hike along creeks, multiple cascades, and features mountain views. This trail is a great short hike that allows you to escape into the wilderness for a few hours. Donner Creek Falls consists of a series of four separate cascades falling off the peaks of Mt. Diablo. During the winter months and after a good rain, the waterfalls are rather impressive. Lots of rock formations can be found throughout the trail as well as great picnic areas. From the parking...

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