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Excellent bike path parallel to the main road, which continues where the road ends for cars.

The Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area is open from sunrise to sunset, and dogs are welcome. Located in North San Joaquine Valley, this area is great for walking, biking, fishing, and windsurfing. Bikers can get great reservoir views and ride along the California Aqueduct for miles. Check here for updates on parking and boating fees: parks.ca.gov/?page_id=562

Bethany Reservoir is about 8 miles north of Livermore and part of the California Aqueduct system. Here, the South Bay Pumping Plant helps manage the water in the aqueduct. It's a great area for wind surfing, kayaking, and fishing, being part of the Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area.

The California Aqueduct Bikeway is a paved trail that runs along parts of the California Aqueduct. The California Aqueduct, in total, spans 444 miles and was built as part of a $1.75 billion bond. This was passed by voters in 1960, and the aqueduct still brings water down south today.

Bethany Reservoir is about 8 miles north of Livermore and part of the California Aqueduct system. Here, the South Bay Pumping Plant helps manage the water in the aqueduct. It's a great area for wind surfing, kayaking, and fishing, being part of the Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area.

The Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area is open from sunrise to sunset, and dogs are welcome. Located in North San Joaquine Valley, this area is great for walking, biking, fishing, and windsurfing. Bikers can get great reservoir views and ride along the California Aqueduct for miles. Check here for updates on parking and boating fees: https://www.parks.ca.gov/?page_id=562

Tracy’s history follows much of California’s. First inhabited by the Indigenous Peoples of the San Joaquin Valley, in the early 1800s much of the land around Tracy was part of Spanish and Mexican haciendas, then, later in the century, railroad land grants. As parcels were sold and remaining land homesteaded, farmers and ranchers, many of them European immigrants, set up stake in the area. The West Side Pioneer Association operates the museum and, since 2017, TAGS – the Tracy Areas Genealogical Society in the historic 1937 post-depression-era former post office building 1141 Adam St owned by the City of Tracy. Tuesday &. Friday - 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Saturday - 10:00 am - 2:00 pm additional hours for TAGS: 2nd Sunday-1:00-4:00 pm, *or by appointment* Admission - FREE, http://tracymuseum.org

Perfectly level paved and partly gravel trail along parts of the California Aqueduct. The California Aqueduct, in total, spans 444 miles and was built as part of a $1.75 billion bond. This was passed by voters in 1960, and the aqueduct still brings water to Southern California today