D Shoreline Recreation Parkland Rules ST HUR ROAD PINE REDWOOD M Antho AR Redwood Regional Park ny Chabot Regi CIE onal L RD. BL. Park Chabot Roberts SKYLINE TIDEWATER BOATING CENTER The Oakland S ROAD Family Martin K Regional . Y V Campground Year opened: 1979 Acres: 749 L A IN Rec. Area Leona Canyon Strokes operates this boathouse complex and men- E BL. R . E RD N Regional Open L S I L K Regional Hiking, birdwatching, picnicking, fishing, U R SpacePreserve E N Highlights: Q E K I A L L Park tors youngsters in competitive rowing. EBRPD and IL PERALTA JO D F M OO L OAKS Park District boat launch, Tidewater Boating Center. 13 DW O CT. RD. G Headquarters other organizations provide experiences with boating L E STANLEY I R N Luther PARK AV. C CHABOT

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BL. FOOT- water-related recreational programs for area youth 35TH 580 OAKLAND HILL AV. 1992 by a unanimous vote of the Park District Board HIGH 106TH BL. and the general public. Amenities at the site include FRUITV ALE AV. 185 98TH EAST 14TH ST. ESTUDILLO King Jr. of Directors in honor of the late civil rights leader, Dr. WASHINGTON AV. Bay Trail access, picnicking sites, and fishing. AV. ST. EAST 14TH ST . Martin Luther King, Jr. HEGENBERGE BART AV. Regional Shoreline ST. 880 E. 14TH R Fees: there are no fees at Martin Luther King, Jr. SAN HIGH ST. LEANDRO Martin Luther King, Jr. DAVIS ST. Reg. Shoreline 61 Oakland, , San Leandro Shoreline. PARK ST. MARINA BL. DR.

LE Oyster Bay ALAMEDA T LIT Regional PICNICKING Picnic facilities are provided at DOO Shoreline Michael Short ENCINAL AV. North 61 Doolittle Staging Area and along Airport Channel, in the CENTRALAV. McKAY AV. 0 1 2 3 Miles Crown Beach meadows off Swan Way, at Garretson Point, along the WELCOME! & Crab Cove Marsh Trail, and at the Tidewater Staging Area. Areas Please enjoy your Regional Parks safely, and help us To reach Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline: may be reserved (fee) for large picnics (50+ persons). protect and preserve your parklands by complying with park rules and regulations. From I-880 in Oakland, exit at Hegenberger Road and BIRDWATCHING Enjoy birdwatching at Doolittle proceed west. Turn right onto Doolittle Drive (Hwy. 61) Pond or from the trail along the SAFETY and ETIQUETTE and right again onto Swan Way. Then turn left into the Channel to Arrowhead Marsh. • Stay on trails. Taking shortcuts can be dangerous and park for access to trails, a large grassy play area, reservable causes erosion. picnic areas, and a boardwalk out to the Arrowhead Marsh. HIKING/BICYCLING, SUNBATHING There are • Wading and /or swimming in undesignated areas may Continuing on Doolittle Drive will bring you to fishing paved trails for hiking, bicycling, and jogging. There is a be dangerous and may harm the watershed. piers, a boat ramp, reservable picnic areas, and the reserv- sandy beach at the Doolittle and Garretson Point stag- • Carry and drink plenty of water. Dehydration is a able Shoreline Center. Public Transit: AC Transit #98 ing areas for sunbathers. leading cause of injuries on the trail. operates daily from Coliseum BART to Hassler Way and FISHING State Fish and Game rules apply at San Le- • Be prepared for sudden changes in weather conditions. Edgewater Drive (about one-eighth mile from the park), andro Bay. A California State Fishing License is required • Trails can be slippery, rocky and steep. Proceed and Zhone Way and Oakport streets. AC Transit #73 op- for those 16 years and older when fishing from shore carefully at your own risk. erates daily along Hegenberger Road from Eastmont Tran- sit Center and Coliseum BART. Routes subject to change. in open bay waters. Note the fishing docks locations • Wildlife may be present on the trails at any time. Feeding or approaching wildlife is dangerous and illegal. Call to confirm schedule: 5-1-1 or 817-1717; TRS Relay For shown on the map, and observe posted hours and rules. Hearing Impaired: 711; ParaTransit: 510-287-5000. Trespassers on or through private property adjacent to • Bicycles are permitted on designated trails only. the park will be cited. Horses have the right-of-way on trails. • Keep the parks beautiful. Pack out what you pack in. BOAT LAUNCHING A two-lane boat launch is located at the south parking lot along Doolittle Drive. RULES There is no fee. Buoys mark the channel to deeper • Dogs must be leashed 200 feet from any trail or park water. Be alert to marked and unmarked hazards entrance. Dogs must be leashed in parking lots, picnic areas, developed areas such as lawns and play fields, throughout the bay. Motorized boats and hovercraft and on some trails. They must be under voice control are not allowed in marshland areas. Motorized vessels Michael Short at all times. are restricted during certain times of the year due to • Swimming, wading, and other water activities are al- bird migration and nesting in the marshes. The Tidewa- lowed in designated areas only. ter Boating Center features a boathouse, canoe/kayak • State law requires that all bicyclists under age 18 launching facility, and trailhead. wear an approved helmet while riding on trails and roadways. Equestrians and bicyclists are also strongly East Bay Regional Park District POLICE, FIRE, MEDICAL EMERGENCY...... 9-1-1 encouraged to wear helmets at all times. 2950 Peralta Oaks Court, EBRPD HEADQUARTERS...... 1-888-327-2757 • Smoking is prohibited, except in overnight campsites. P.O. Box 5381 PICNIC RESERVATIONS.... 1-888-327-2757, option 2, 1 • Drones are prohibited. Oakland, CA 94605-0381 PARK OFFICE...... 1-888-327-2757, option 3, ext. 4541 1-888-327-2757 (1-888-EBPARKS) TRS RELAY FOR HEARING IMPAIRED...... 7-1-1 Visitors are responsible for knowing and complying www.ebparks.org Rev. 4/17 with park rules. See www.ebparks.org/rules. Black oystercatcher. Photo: Jerry Ting Jerry Ting 66th AV. AC TRANSIT #98 ED OAKLAND ES OAKPORT ST. AV. LESSER ST.

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Chuck Corica Shoreline, which restored tidal flow to 71acres of tidal School and volunteer groups utilize the restored marsh Municipal and seasonal wetlands that had been filled in the mid Golf Complex for teaching opportunities and community projects. DRIVE 1980s. The project was a cooperative effort of the Park Students learn about wetlands ecosystems, venture into PEDESTRIAN/ BIKE District, the , the Audubon the marsh in canoes to explore the wetlands, and par- BRIDGES DR. Society, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and San ticipate in a wide variety of monitoring and restoration OTIS 61 DOOLITTLE Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Board, all in efforts. In addition, volunteers participate in various ongoing partnership with Save San Francisco Bay Association, the restoration and conservation efforts. Persons or groups Sierra Club, and Citizens for Alameda’s Last Marshlands. ISLAND DR. wishing to volunteer can contact the park supervisor at DISABLED ACCESS in the park includes parking, The project resulted in recolonization of native plants 1-888-327-2757, option 3, ext. 4541. Teachers interested in VE TER curb cuts, paved trails, fishing access, restrooms, field trips for wetlands study or interpretive programs can AN and the return of many species of birds. Thousands of SHORELINE S C PARK T. drinking fountains, and a marsh overlook platform. migrating birds have returned to the marsh annually to contact the Crab Cove Visitor Center at (510) 544-3187.