Berkeleyのおすすめウォーキング＆ハイキングルート

The Tilden Steam Train is a 15 in gauge miniature railway at Tilden Regional Park. It offers visitors a ride along a ridge through the park, and gives you amazing views of the nearby valley and mountains.

recommended for a short break as of the super view

Super Staatpark specialy for hikking and MTB

Berkeley’s Shorebird Park Nature Center is located on the Berkeley Marina. It was California’s first municipal straw bale building, showcasing sustainable design. The center offers interactive exhibits, marine life aquariums, and educational programs focused on local ecology, environmental conservation, and sustainable practices. Visitors can explore topics like shoreline habitats, marine biology, and pollution prevention. Surrounding the center, Shorebird Park features picnic areas, walking trails, and stunning views of the San Francisco Bay, providing opportunities to observe local wildlife, including shorebirds and other aquatic species.

This scenic singletrack trail takes you through rolling verdant hills that overlook Berkeley and the many local regional parks. The trail system is extensive and you can find some partial shade in the summer.

Tightwad Hill is part of the Charter Hill, right next to the University of California, Berkeley. It is named so as it provides a fantastic view of the California Memorial Stadium, so football fans can watch the games for free from here.

The Big C is a huge letter built into the Charter Hill next to the Berkeley Campus of the University of California. It is a prominent symbol of the university and can be seen from various parts of the Bay Area. A hike to the Big C includes fascinating views of Berkeley and the San Francisco Bay.

César Chávez Park is 90 acres in size and did not always look so nice, It was a landfill in 1957, untill In 1969, the city adopted the Marina Master Plan. In 1991 the city completely sealed the landfill and the park opened soon thereafter, first named North Waterfront Park, then renamed after César E. Chávez, who was a union leader and founder of the United Farm Workers of America. Today a paved paths goes around and through the park, with picnic tables, barbecue grills, and a sun dial.