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Download the East Bay Trail Map (PDF) Ridge Trail Contra Costa and Alameda map with camping Vallejo SOLANO Benicia State 680 Dedicated Trail* Rec. Area Al Zampa Memorial Bridge campground in long-term plan Suisun Planned Alignment** • Bay San Pablo Crockett Brickyard site Benicia Parks and Open Space Preserves Bay family camp • Benicia-Martinez Bridge Other Protected Lands Carquinez Strait Crockett Hills Regional Park Regional Shoreline group camps • Y • Franklin Hills Campground Youth Camp 4 backpack Martinez 4 camp Trail Camp E Equestrian Camp Fernandez Ranch Group Camp Y Yurt 80 John Muir National Historic Site/ S Scout or YMCA Camp Sobrante Ridge Feeder Mount Wanda Preserve Pinole Trail #1 • Planned/Future Facilities Watershed CONTRA COSTA San Pablo Black Diamond Wildcat Canyon Briones Richmond backpack camp Reservoir Regional Park 680 Preserve Wildcat Canyon• E Homestead Regional Park Valley Camp Briones Mt. Diablo Reservoir Walnut Wildcat View and Es Anderson Equestrian Camp State Park New Woodland E Creek Group Camps Vollmer Peak 24 Lafayette Tilden Regional Park Mt. Diablo Gillespie Youth Camp Y Orinda 3848' Sibley Backpack Berkeley Camp Sibley Volcanic Regional Park Round Top Alamo 80 24 •Sibley (McCosker) group camp Moraga Oakland 13 Girls Camp Las Trampas 80 Preserve Joaquin Miller Park Trail’s End Camp Sequoia Area E Fern Dell Camp E Las Trampas Danville D i a b l o (Metropolitan Group Horse Horsemen’s Redwood Peak Camp Association) 1619' Redwood Regional Park San Leandro Alameda Watershed Bort Meadow Camp 680 880 580 Anthony Chabot San Ramon R a n g e Regional Park Anthony Chabot Family Camps Fairmont Ridge group camp • San Francisco Bay San Leandro Cull Canyon Lake Rec. Area Dublin Chabot Castro Valley 580 Five Canyons S Hayward North Garin Livermore Hayward Cabin •backpack camp Stonebrae Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park Pleasanton Arroyo Flats Camp Garin/Dry Creek 92 ALAMEDA Regional Park • • Garin/Gelderman Dry Creek backpack camp Union City group camp Sunol 84 Lake Vargas Plateau Del Valle Alameda • 680 San Antonio San Mateo Creek Reservoir 280 Fremont Ohlone Sunol 101 Mission Peak Regional Regional Regional Park Wilderness 84 E SAN MATEO 880 Wilderness Mission Peak Eagle Springs 2517' Backpack Sunol Camp CartoGraphics.ess.com. Original design by Backpack r N 0 5 10 Miles Camp 92 .peasep Monument Peak w 0 5 10 Kilometers Calaveras ess. ww r *Updated July 2016 Reservoir **The planned trail alignment is a concept to connect Ed R. Levin SANTA CLARA parks and public open spaces within a broad corridor. County Park v418 area map set + camps rev 7/27/17 Map by Pease P Pease Map by Bay Area Ridge Trail: Contra Costa-Alameda Area with Camping THE BAY AREA RIDGE TRAIL COUNCIL Creating a spectacular ridgeline trail. Many thanks to our sponsors and agency supporters! Marin County Parks and Open Space District Santa Clara County Parks and Recreation The Bay Area Ridge Trail Council 1007 General Kennedy Ave., Suite 3 San Francisco, CA 94129-1405 (415) 561-2595 RidgeTrail.org .
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