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Nature Walk: Tilden Regional Park: Moderate, With More Challenging Options

Date and Time

Saturday, April 13, 2019, 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM

Location

Tilden Regional Park
Berkeley, CA  
USA

Event Contact(s)

Audre Newman
510-548-0530 (p)

Category

Nature Walk

Registration Info

Registration is not available online - contact the event coordinator
Rain cancels.

About this event




RSVP: Audre W Newman, 510-548-0530 audrenew@gmail.com

When: 
Saturday, April 13, 2019, 11:00 AM until 1:00 PM

Where: 
Tilden Regional Park, Volmer Peak, Bay Area Ridge Trail, & East Bay Skyline National Trails

Open to: 
Everyone

Accessibility: NOT wheelchair accessible


Nature Walk Tilden Regional Park, Moderate Walking Level


Description:  Spring has come to the Berkeley Hills!  This time of year we will start to see wild flowers in abundance.  The wide dirt fire road follows the ridge up and down moderate hills for 1½ miles before we turn around and head back. Wonderful views to the west of the East Bay, Golden Gate Bridge and the City in the distance.  To the east we can see Diablo Valley, Walnut Creek, Briones Park and beyond, on a clear day. Moderate to challenging, depending on your speed and the trails selected.

 

Where to meet: We will meet in the parking lot just beyond the Steam Trains off Lomas Cantadas Road, east of Grizzly Peak. There is an accessible toilet near there.

 

What to bring: Good hiking shoes or boots for the trails, layered clothing for variable weather, water, windbreaker, snacks. Hiking poles are optional, but a good idea for the longer option. 

 

How to get there:

Directions:You can take Ashby Ave east, Left on Claremont Drive, Left on Grizzly Peak, Right on Lomas Cantadas, first Left toward Steam Trains, pass the steam trains and bear Right to get to the trailhead parking lot at the far end.  Alternatively, you can take Marin Ave East (or Centennial Dr.) to Grizzly Peak Blvd, turn rRght, continue on to Lomas Cantadas, turn Left, and take the first Left.   





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