Alameda Creek Regional Trail

• Bay Walker
  
  
  (November 15, 2018, 7:33 am)

  Lovely. Quiet walk in midst of urban busy. Enjoy!

• Patricia Patterson
  
  
  (September 4, 2018, 2:50 am)

  Great place for hiking. Very peaceful

• Sandeep Kundra
  
  
  (August 15, 2018, 11:57 pm)

  Quiet place to walk, other people doing various exercises, friendly but keep to themselves.

• Michael Tsenter
  
  
  (July 26, 2018, 7:00 pm)

  The piece along the shoreline is really pretty but very short, at least on a bike. The rest is similar to most of the rails to trails and other paved non-vehicular paths in the area. There's also some dirt/gravel trails that are comfortable on pretty much any bike aside a pure road bike.

• Mat Long
  
  
  (July 13, 2018, 5:01 am)

  My wife and I enjoy the ride out here. Can’t wait for our next outing

EBRPD - Alameda Creek Regional Trail

(510) 544-3137 Toll Free: 888 ... That Alameda Creek Regional Trail follows the banks of Alameda Creek in southern Alameda County from the mouth of Niles Canyon (in ...

Dog-friendly Alameda Creek Regional Trail

Alameda Creek Regional Trail. 2250 Isherwood Way Fremont, California 94536 Visit Website Local Phone: (510) 544-3137 As part of the East Bay Regional Park District, dogs must be on-leash in parking lots, developed areas and where posted, and under full voice control elsewhere, and there is a lot of elsewhere!

Bike or hike on Alameda Creek Regional Trail - SFGate

Bike or hike on Alameda Creek Regional Trail Updated 6:17 pm PST, Saturday, February ... Contacts: Alameda Creek Regional Trail, (510) 544-3137; East Bay Regional Park District, (888) ...

Alameda Creek Regional Trail | Fremont | Tourist Attractions ...

+1 510 544 3137 This East Bay Regional Park trail runs for 12 miles along Alameda Creek, beginning in Fremont and ending at the San Francisco Bay. Throughout the course you'll visit Niles Canyon and Coyote Hills Regional Park, and go through parts of three east Bay towns, namely Fremont, Union City and Newark.

Alameda Creek Regional Trail - bringfido.com

Or call (510) 544-3137 for more information. Description Following the banks of Alameda Creek for roughly twelve miles, Alameda Creek Regional Trail is dog-friendly!

East Bay Regional Parks in East Bay Area - DogTrekker

A majority of the trails in the East Bay Regional Park system are dog-friendly, including some off-leash trails. ... Alameda Creek Regional Trail. ... (510) 544-3137.

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Contacts: Sunol Regional Wilderness, 510-544-3249; Alameda Creek Regional Trail, 510-544-3137; Coyote Hills Regional Park, visitor center, 510-544-3220; all at www.ebparks.org.

Sports in San Francisco, CA | CityOf.com

(510) 544-3137 Website The Alameda Creek Regional Trail is a 12-mile long, multi-use recreation trail that winds along the banks of Alameda Creek from the mouth of Niles Canyon in the east to San Francisco Bay at its western end.

Best cycling routes for safe, beautiful ride - SFGate

Alameda Creek Regional Trail: From Niles Canyon to Coyote Hills Regional Park, you'll find a paved trail on the southern side of the Alameda Creek that extends 12 miles (one way). You ride past ...

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From Niles Community Park, the Alameda Creek Regional Trail (there will be a rolling closure this week for maintenance) edges each side of Alameda Creek: an unpaved route for walking, hiking and horseback riding on the north side, and a paved pathway for cycling and jogging on the south side.