アラメダ郡の絶景の山頂・トップ10

One of the wonderfull view from the park. Please discover this park. You will not regret it

Rose Peak (3,817 feet) is the highest mountain of the East Bay Regional Parks system and together with nearby Discovery Peak is the highest legally accessible point in Alameda County. Although not tall by California standards, it is one of the tallest mountains in the Bay Area and high enough to receive dustings of snow several times a year. You can start from Del Valle on the Vallecitos Trail as an overnight hike with camping. If you’re hiking this as a day hike, park near the Rocky Ridge Visitor Center and start on the Sailor Camp Trail. You’ll need an Ohlone Wilderness Regional Trail Permit for each person in your party. They must possess and carry the permit, which actually doubles as a detailed map and is good for one year. You can get a permit at the Del Valle Regional Park, but your best bet is to order it in advance online: https://www.ebparks.org/parks/ohlone The Ohlone Wilderness Regional Trail Hiking Permit/Map is required for both day use and camping/backpacking for each person, ages 12 and over. The permit is valid for one year from the date of purchase: In-person Locations: Del Valle Park entrance kiosk, Sunol Visitor Center and/or Sunol entrance kiosk (when staffed), Coyote Hills Visitor Center (Fremont), or at the EBRPD Administration Offices (Oakland). Hours vary for each location. Online: Ohlone Wilderness Permit (1 Year) By Phone: call the Reservations Department at 1-888-327-2757, option 2. By Mail: Send your name, address, phone number and check payable to EBRPD to The Reservations Department, EBRPD, 2950 Peralta Oaks Court, Oakland, CA 94605-0381. If purchasing by phone, online or by mail, the Ohlone Wilderness Regional Trail Hiking Permit/Map should be purchased at least 7 days in advance of your planned trip to allow time for mailing. If under 7 days, you should plan to purchase your Ohlone Permit from one of the locations listed above. Fee for in-person purchase is $2/person/year; by mail/phone/online $4/person/year for first five permits and $3/person/year for each additional permit after five. Overnight camping is at designated campsites only, and requires a reservation. Call 1-888-EBPARKS or 1-888-327-2757, press option 2 to reserve a campsite. Backpacking tent campsites are $5 per person, plus $8 reservation fee per group. https://www.reserveamerica.com/explore/sunol/EB/110028/campsites

Incredible views over Berkeley and San Francisco Bay from the Grizzly Peak viewpoint.

The switchbacks of Centennial Drive open out to a parking lot and overlook. You are treated to sweeping views out across Berkely and San Francisco Bay all the way to the Golden Gate Bridge.

Monument Peak has views that make all the elevation gain very much worth it! This peak is less-visited than its twin, Mission Peak. There are spectacular views of the entire South Bay and grasslands. The peak, like most, is very exposed so know the weather before you head out the door.

Mission Peak is a popular peak in Alameda County. The trail to the top is well signed and strenuous but it worth it for the great views at the top. A lot of the trail is exposed, so it's important to have enough water and sunblock.

It is a challenging run to get up to Sunol Peak, but it is worth it for the wonderful views of Mount Hamilton and Mission Peak.

At 997 feet, Tolman Peak offers incredible views of the surrounding area looking over Union City with views of the park's woodland, and dreamy rolling hills. Benches are also here if you're keen to take a break and take in the scenery!