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False Klamath Rock is a small island off the coast of False Klamath. There are great views of the island from the California Coastal Trail.

Set back slightly from the trail, this bench provides views into the redwoods at all times of the day. A welcome rest stop for folks heading up the East Ridge.

Every winter thousands of ladybugs gather and overwinter. Information boards give more background information.

The East Ridge Overlook offers wonderful panoramic views of the Reinhardt-Redwood Regional Park.

Del Valle Lake was formed by Del Valle Dam, completed in 1968. The lake, about 5 miles long, has trails meandering along it, offering stunning views along the way. As the name suggests, the lake is tucked in a valley, with plenty of higher vantage points to enjoy the views.

Rainbow Lake is the second-biggest lake of the Quarry Lake Regional Park and a tranquil spot in Fremont.

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.

Lake Del Valle is an artificial impoundment located in the dry Livermore Valley. The lake is formed by the Arroyo del Valle River and is surrounded by the grassy hills of Del Valle Regional Park. The area has 4395 acres of parkland, offering many hiking trails with views and lake access. There is not much shade in the park, so it is recommended to visit the park during spring, autumn, and winter seasons to avoid high temperatures.