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Ridge Trail Challenge 2020 Checklist Yes, I did it! Trail Adventures North Bay Helen Putnam Regional Park Pacific Union College Rockville Hills Regional Park and Vintage Valley Trail Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve Mount Tamalpais State Park and Dias Ridge Trail Suscol Headwaters Preserve Samuel P. Taylor State Park to White Hill Open Space Preserve East Bay Almond Ranch Fernandez Ranch Vargas Plateau Regional Park Crockett Hills Regional Park Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline to John Muir National Historic Site Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area to Tilden Regional Park Redwood and Anthony Chabot Regional Parks Five Canyons Parkway to Garin/Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Parks South Bay Berryessa BART/Penitencia Creek Trail Berryessa BART to Alum Rock Park Alum Rock Park and Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve Coyote Lake-Harvey Bear Ranch Trail Sanborn County Park: John Nicholas Trail Santa Teresa County Park and Calero Creek/Los Alamitos Creek Trails Coyote Creek Parkway South Ridgetrail.org/challenge ・ #RidgeTrailChallenge ・ #BayAreaRidgeTrail Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve and Lexington Reservoir County Park San Francisco/Peninsula Twin Peaks to Buena Vista Sweeney Ridge Mt. Sutro Trail and Phil Arnold Trail Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve and Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve Stern Grove to the Presidio San Francisco Peninsula Watershed Saratoga Gap Open Space Preserve to Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve Other Adventures Ridge Trail Day TOGETHERelay & Solo - Pacific Coast Trail Runs Ridgetrail.org/challenge ・ #RidgeTrailChallenge ・ #BayAreaRidgeTrail .

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