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Mount Diablo, is the Bay Area second-highest peak at 1173m (3849ft). The challenging climb features constantly fluctuating gradients averaging 8%, with tough sections up to 18% and a brutal 23% finish in the last 200m. The equally demanding descent requires good bike handling due to tight corners, potholes, and strong winds. The road to the top is open daily from 8 AM till sunset.

Wildcat Creek Trail is a packed-dirt trail that is about four miles long. One end of the trail is at Jewel Lake, near the Environmental Education Center, and the other end of the trail is at the Alvarado Staging Area. This trail offers great views of Wildcat Creek and has some picnic tables you could stop at along the side of the trail.

Conlon Trail is a connector trail off of Nimitz Way Trail that spits you out on its south side at the intersection of Havey Canyon Trail and Wildcat Creek Trail. Conlon Trail offers from sweet views, but it's open to hikers and bikers, so keep an eye out for folks on foot.

The Albany-North Berkeley Kiwanis Club Tree Grove is a patch of forest along Nimitz Way Trail that was planted and is maintained by the local Kiwanis Club. The thick growth of trees is a testament to their many hours of hard work.

nice small farm experience for the family.

The Sugar City Trail features some small, jumpable bumps, table tops, and curvy banked turns. This attracts both intermediate riders and those seeking more excitement. While some sections are exposed, the bumps can be safely rolled over or taken with more speed to get some air. However, cows can damage the trail during wet weather, so be cautious. The trail ends on a flat section at the bottom of Big Valley Trail, allowing riders to climb back up and take multiple runs.

The Tree Frog Trail is an exhilarating flow trail designed by the same team that created the Tamarancho Flow Trail. It has quite a few turns and bumps that make for a rollercoaster ride. While it can be ridden in either direction, it's more enjoyable and safer when ridden downhill. The trail then descends through rolling hills and forest, offering shade as well.

This point is about halfway up to Mount Diablo. The view from here is stunning, offering vistas of rolling hills and lush green surroundings. If timed right, springtime wildflowers add an extra bonus to the experience.