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Almaden Quicksilver
San Jose
Almaden Quicksilver County Park is a 4,147 acres park that includes the grounds of former mercury mines adjacent to south San Jose. The park includes over 34.2 miles of hiking trails, including 23 miles of equestrian trails and 10 miles of bike trails.
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BART Linear Park
Concord
BART Linear Park in Concord, situated in Contra Costa County's East Bay Area, offers a serene escape for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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Brazil Quarry Park
Concord
Located in Concord, Contra Costa County, the 4-acre Brazil Quarry Park offers a serene escape for both locals and visitors in the East Bay Area.
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Cambridge Park
Concord
The 10-acre Cambridge Park is on the east side of Victory Lane and adjacent to Cambridge Elementary School in Concord.
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Carriage Hills Park
Gilroy
Carriage Hills Park, a neighborhood city park in Gilroy, CA, offers a serene retreat for both residents and visitors in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Christmas Hill Park
Gilroy
Located in Gilroy, Santa Clara County, within the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area, Christmas Hill Park is a sprawling 57-acre community park managed by the City of Gilroy.
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Corte Madera Creek Multi-Use
Kentfield
There’s a wonderful dog walking path in Kentfield that runs along Corte Madera Creek from Bon Air Road at the east end to the bridge crossing at Kent Middle School on the west (where Stadium Avenue deadends).
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Coyote Lake Harvey Bear
Gilroy
Coyote Lake Harvey Bear Ranch County Park is a 6,695 acre regional recreation area, located in the hills east of Gilroy, CA. The park features a 449 acre lake for fishing and boating, campground, and hiking trails.
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Doran Regional Park
Bodega Bay
Doran Park has a 2-mile stretch of sandy beach and is a popular place for visitors to picnic, build sand castles, fly kites, surf, fish and stroll. And best of all, dogs on leash are welcome throughout the park.
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Heartland Dog Park
Gilroy
Heartland Dog Park is a fully fenced, off-leash dog park located within Hecker Pass Park on 3rd St. in Gilroy.
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Hecker Pass Park
Gilroy
Hecker Pass Park, located in Gilroy, is a 3-acre recreational haven in Santa Clara County within the vibrant San Francisco Bay Area.
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Highlands Park
Concord
Highlands Park is located next to Highlands School off the north side of Pine Hollow Road between Pennsylvania Boulevard and Louisiana Drive in Concord.
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Iron Horse Park Trail
Concord
This multi-use, whole-access trail between the cities of Concord and Pleasanton follows the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way established in 1891 and abandoned in 1978.
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Newhall Community Park
Concord
The 126-acre Newhall Community Park can be found along Galindo Creek east of Treat Boulevard in Concord. Access is via Newhall Parkway south of Clayton Road or from Turtle Creek Road.
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Rancho Cañada del Oro
Morgan Hill
In the foothills of the Santa Cruz Mountains in South Santa Clara County lies the renowned Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve.
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Sierra Azul Open Space
Los Gatos
Overlooking the town of Los Gatos and the south bay, Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve is the District's largest preserve, encompassing over 18,000 acres of mostly rugged and steep terrain.
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Sunrise Park
Gilroy
Sunrise Park, an 8-acre neighborhood park in Gilroy, offers a plethora of recreational opportunities for visitors in the Santa Clara County region of the San Francisco Bay Area.
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Tilden Regional Park
Berkeley
One of the East Bay Regional Park District's three oldest parks, Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park has been called the jewel of the system, and its recreational activities have become a happy tradition for generations of East Bay youngsters.
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Concord Community Park
Concord
The 30-acre Concord Community Park is located off the north side of Cowell Road between Hale Drive and Sheridan Road next to El Monte School in Concord.
Read moreDave Brubeck Park
Concord
Dave Brubeck Park is an 8-acre park on north side of Concord Boulevard between Mendocino Drive and Denkinger Road, next to Concord High School.
Read moreEllis Lake Park
Concord
Ellis Lake Park, a 10-acre green oasis in Concord, is a haven for nature lovers and dog owners alike in Contra Costa County's East Bay Area.
Read moreFernandez Ranch
Martinez
Located just off Highway 4, between Hercules and Martinez, Fernandez Ranch offers stunning views, shaded hiking trails and a variety of wildlife,...
Read moreLen Hester Park
Concord
Len Hester Park, situated in Concord within Contra Costa County in the East Bay Area, offers a serene escape for both residents and visitors.
Read moreLucchesi Park
Petaluma
Petaluma's level-headed approach to canine recreation adds greatly to the enjoyment of DogTrekkers.
Read moreMarkham Nature Park
Concord
Markham Nature Park and Arboretum is a dog-friendly 17-acre island full of natural beauty near the heart of downtown Concord. People who visit for the first time are surprised that such a lovely, natural park exists inside the city limits.
Read moreMeadow Homes Park
Concord
Meadow Homes Park is located at the northwest corner of Sunshine Drive and Detroit Avenue, next to Meadow Homes School in Concord.
Read morePresidio of San Francisco
San Francisco
If you're looking for a scenic escape without leaving San Francisco, the Presidio is your go-to destination. With miles of dog-friendly trails, this historic park offers a unique blend of natural beauty and urban convenience.
Read moreRick Seers Neighborhood Park
Concord
Rick Seers Neighborhood Park in Concord, located on the northeast side of Sierra Road between Fox Meadow and Fox Way, offers a serene escape in Contra Costa County's East Bay Area.
Read moreSanborn County Park
Saratoga
Hikers, picnickers, and RV & hike-in campers will find Sanborn Park has much to offer. For experienced hikers, Sanborn Park has over 22 miles of trails that showcase the geographic features of the park.
Read moreShoreline Access Path
Mill Valley
There’s a lovely but little known walkway that runs along the eastern and southern shore of the Strawberry peninsula.
Read moreVerano Trail
Sonoma
Verano Trail, located within Maxwell Park in Sonoma, is a delightful addition to the dog-friendly outdoor offerings in Sonoma County, California Wine Country. This short, wheelchair-accessible packed dirt trail provides a scenic stroll for both two-legged and four-legged visitors alike.
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Concord
The 9.5-acre Ygnacio Valley Park is located at the northeast corner of Oak Grove Road and David Avenue in Concord.
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