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The Big Break Regional Trail is a wonderful 3-mile paved path along the Delta shoreline. It’s a perfect route for spending the day hiking, biking, and birdwatching. The trail connects to the Marsh Creek Regional Trail, making it a fantastic traffic-free route to access other destinations in the area including Brentwood, Oakley, and Antioch.

The Marsh Creek Regional Trail stretches about 6 miles through Contra Costa County, California. It meanders along the name-giving Marsh Creek and offers scenic views of wetlands, grasslands, and wooded areas. The paved trail is popular for walking, running, and cycling.

The excellent long distance trail is interrupted a few yards west from here by a road.

Neighborhood park along Marsh Creek at the Junction of several trails, Well equipped with fitness devices and playground. Picnic shelters and water make it a good place for a break

The Big Break Regional Shoreline is a scenic park located in Oakley. Covering over 1,600 acres, it offers a diverse natural environment with marshes, wetlands, and waterways. A great way to enjoy the area and spot various bird species is during a hike along the Big Break Trail.

This multi-use pathway runs alongside Marsh Creek, passing through vast, bountiful farmlands. It is a paved trail stretching about 6.5 miles from Big Break, where the Delta shores meet the waves, to Creekside Park in Brentwood. Along the trail, you'll find many community parks and greenbelts, which are great for taking a break and escaping the summer heat.

Brentwood is located 55 miles east of San Francisco and is still renowned for its agricultural products, including cherries, corn, and peaches. The backdrop of Mount Diablo adds scenic beauty of this charming town.

A nice neighborhood park is located next to Brentwood Creek, featuring a playground, picnic shelter, a basketball court, and walking trails.