Hikes in Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

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Hikes in Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve

1 Jan 2012

Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve is a small but beautiful park in Oakland. Hikes may go through the adjacent Huckleberry Botanical Regional Preserve.

Best Months to Visit: Any time of the year is fine for Bay Area Ridge Trail and Huckleberry Path as these trails are shaded throughout. However, trails in the north-eastern section of the park are in the open. These include Quarry Trail, Volcanic Trail and Round Top Loop Trail. Avoid these in summers.

List of Hikes

7.5 miles
1800 ft

Sibley - Huckleberry Grand Loop

Fantastic hike through varied terrain including shaded green forest and volcanic rocks.

6.3 miles
900 ft

East Bay Skyline National Recreation Trail - Part 3

Part 3 of the 32-mile East Bay Skyline National Recreation Trail, from Steam Trains Parking Lot on Lomas Cantadas (Tilden) to Skyline Gate (entrance for Redwood Regional Park). The hike goes through Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve and Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve in Oakland.

32.3 miles
4200 ft

32-Mile East Bay Skyline National Recreation Trail

A long hike through five adjacent parks in East Bay.

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