Brushy Peak Regional Preserve

• Jim Copley
  
  
  (October 13, 2019, 9:46 pm)

  Went here for a quick 2 mile loop. The trail does offer some challenges with the elevation gain from the parking lot to the top. You could just go up to the lake and turn back. The trail is laced with wildlife. As I walked the trail we noticed several types of birds and tiny lizards everywhere we looked.

• UP LATE GAMING
  
  
  (October 13, 2019, 12:51 pm)

  It's a good place to hike with good trails and great views of Livermore. The only things is the road you have to drive on to get there. It is very thin, and at some points only 1 car can fit on the road. The corners make it very dangerous if someone is speeding coming toward you because their is no lines in the road, it's like Paterson pass but with more blind spots.

• AJ
  
  
  (October 7, 2019, 7:29 pm)

  I consider this place a hidden gem for mtn biking. The climb is somewhat grueling, but the rocky decent is what makes this place fun. FUN, FUN decent!
  
  I always announce my presence when approaching hikers. So if you're mtn biker, pls be courteous and let people know before you pass. I once saw a biker try to pass left but a small child got in his way. The biker somehow avoided the collision.

• cgy jgf
  
  
  (October 3, 2019, 8:05 pm)

  This place is pretty barren looking when you pull into the parking lot (which is free). There's no trees in sight at first, looks sunny, dry grass and bleak. I actually enjoyed my hike though and saw a coyote!!! There are a few pretty trees when you get further out on the trails, wildflowers and big boulders. There is a bathroom, maps and water fountain at the parking lot.

• Sanjeev Sinha
  
  
  (September 16, 2019, 1:25 am)

  Nice trails with difficulty level easy to hard. Wont suggest during rains as slopes are steep at some places. Less crowded makes it more enjoyable.

Brushy Peak Regional Preserve - Wikipedia

Brushy Peak Regional Preserve is a regional park that is part of the East Bay Regional Parks (EBRPD) and the Livermore Area Recreation and Park District (LARPD) systems. It is located in unincorporated land in Alameda County, just north of Livermore, California.

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43 reviews of Brushy Peak Regional Preserve "This is a very beautiful, serene trail to hike. A moderate hike with stunning views of the hills and Being a Livermore local, Brushy Peak is a great preserve to go hiking or trail running at! I've experienced all seasons and the best time to go is spring.

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Things to do near Brushy Peak Regional Preserve. Brushy Peak is our go-to place to hike in Livermore. They have several loops so you can choose longer or shorter hikes. We have hiked here for weekend picnics and my husband often trail runs here in the evenings after work.

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Brushy Peak Regional Preserve

Brushy Peak Regional Preserve. Livermore. Home > San Francisco Bay Area. The peak's bright, open slopes are the location of a small park that provides the perfect relief from gloomy winter days. Another of the park's distinctive sights are the many small windmills of the Altamont Pass wind farm...

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Brushy Peak Regional Preserve from Mapcarta, the free map. Frick Lake Water area, 2 km south Brushy Peak Summit, 2½ km north Altamont Pass Saddle, 4 km east Altamont Hamlet, 4 km east Ulmar Hamlet, 5 km south Vasco Road Railway station, 6 km south National Ignition Facility Building...

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