Getting Outdoors During Shelter in Place

Getting Outside

Where to hike, bike & exercise IN THE TRi-VALLEY

We’ve put together some of our favorite spots in the Tri-Valley to stretch your legs, soak up the sun, and breathe in some fresh air. Use the buttons below to filter through our local outdoor options.

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Brushy Peak Regional Park, LIvermore, CA

Brushy Peak Regional Preserve

2234 Laughlin Rd, Livermore

Brushy Peak Regional Preserve Bike Trail

Length: 6.2 miles.
Trail type: 1-lane dirt, single track.
Elevation gain: 1,300 feet.
Approximate time: 1 hour, 20 minutes.

Del Valle Regional Park

7000 Del Valle Rd, Livermore
Access via Arroyo Staging Area

Bicyclist overlooking Lake Del Valle, Livermore, CA

Del Valle Regional Park Bike Trail

Length: 20 miles.
Trail type: 1-lane dirt road/narrow trail.
Elevation gain: 2,300 feet.
Approximate time: 3 hours, 30 minutes.

Iron Horse Trail

Las Trampas Wilderness Regional Preserve

From I-680, take Crow Canyon Road west to Bollinger Canyon Road, turn right (north) and follow it into the park.

Mt. Diablo State Park

South Gate Entrance: 2675 Mt Diablo Scenic Blvd
Walk-in or bike-in only.

Pleasanton Ridge

Foothill Rd, Pleasanton

Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park Bike Trail

Length: 15.25 miles.
Trail type: 1-lane dirt road/narrow trail.
Elevation gain: 2,490 feet.
Approximate time: 3 hours.

Sycamore Valley Open Space Regional Preserve

From I-680 in San Ramon, exit at Sycamore Valley Road and head east. Sycamore Valley Road becomes Camino Tassajara. Continue on Camino Tassajara to Holbrook Drive. Turn left on Holbrook Drive and park in the staging area.

Sycamore Grove Park

1051 Wetmore Rd, Livermore

AdditionaL resources

Please see the links below for additional information on specific outdoor areas: