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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.

The first section of East Shore Trail passes by Arroyo Del Valle River and then goes towards a steep ridge line by the southern Livermore Hills, delivering sweeping panoramic views of the parkland.

Joaquin Miller Park is a beautiful 500-acre green space popular for hiking, cycling, jogging, and picnicking. Locals call it Oakland's "jewel in the redwoods," with miles of trails perfect for riding in the city's heart. It offers views of downtown Oakland, redwood groves, and a grassy bowl around the Woodminster Cascades. Along the way, you'll encounter various landscapes, including redwood canyons, oak, and chaparral, with Mount Diablo and San Francisco vistas.

The Sequoia Bayview Trail is a great route that winds through several groves of majestic Redwoods and is suitable for all skill levels. It's perfect for linking to other trails in the park for an extended ride, including the Sunset Trail and Cinderella Trail. Starting as a road, the trail narrows after passing the horse arena turnoff and has a gradual grade, making it a popular spot for hikers and runners, so keep an eye out for others as you ride through this beautiful forested area.

The Nimitz Trail, also known as Nimitz Way, is one of Berkeley's most popular trails and a great route that will link you to many fun cycling circuits in the area. It runs along San Pablo Ridge, providing excellent views of the surrounding landscape. Aside from some minor hills to descend/climb, the trail is relatively flat and easy to navigate. On weekends, the Inspiration Point parking lot and Wildcat Road can fill up quickly for those visiting the Nike Missile Site, so consider riding during the week for a quieter experience and less foot traffic.

The first section of East Shore Trail passes by Arroyo Del Valle River and then goes towards a steep ridge line by the southern Livermore Hills, delivering sweeping panoramic views of the parkland.