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Quarry Trailhead – Inspiration Point Overlook loop from North Berkeley

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Mountain biking trails
United States
California
Alameda County
Berkeley

Quarry Trailhead – Inspiration Point Overlook loop from North Berkeley

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Quarry Trailhead – Inspiration Point Overlook loop from North Berkeley

03:54

55.5km

1,080m

Expert mountain bike ride. Very good fitness required. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: October 22, 2025

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Includes a segment in which cycling is not permitted

You'll need to dismount and push your bike.

53 m in total

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Train Station

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7.68 km

Quarry Trailhead

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Large parking area below steps leading up to a meadow with picnic tables, toilets, and a no-biking sign. Good starting point to ride up Seaview Trail, which begins just a couple of hundred yards uphill off Wildcat Road

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8.39 km

Nimitz Way Trailhead — junction of Curran and Inspiration Trails

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At the Nimitz Way Trailhead on Wildcat Canyon Road the paved Nimitz Way meets with Curran Trail and Inspiration Trail. Tilden Park orientation map and restroom at trailhead, currently no water.

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3

8.48 km

Inspiration Point Overlook

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Sweeping viewpoint to the Northeast from the edge of the large parking area, serving as trailhead for hikers and bikers along the Wildcat Ridge.

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20.2 km

Kennedy Grove - San Pablo Dam Overlook and Trailhead

Highlight • Viewpoint

Just below the massive earthen dam, there is a good viewpoint to appreciate the height of the structure that has recently undergone seismic safety upgrades. The Bay Area Ridge Trail …

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5

39.6 km

Briones Reservoir view off Bear Creek Road

Highlight • Viewpoint

Near the high point of Bear Creek Road a better view of the reservoir opens up than at the overlook a half mile lower along the road.

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6

40.1 km

Little John Cove overlook - Briones Reservoir

Highlight • Viewpoint

Great overlook of the reservoir, along the road as unfortunately the trail around the lake is closed to bikes.

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7

42.5 km

San Pablo Creek Bridge

Highlight • Bridge

Nice shaded view from the bridge across the creek that fills the San Pablo reservoir, with the help of additional water piped in from Sierra Nevada reservoirs including Lake Comanche.

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8

47.3 km

Sea View Trailhead

Highlight • Trail

At the gate along paved and busy Wildcat Road the excellent wide dirt and gravel double-track fire road begins a long and lovely climb up to Vollmer Peak and meets Grizzly Road at the Railway Park trailhead.

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55.5 km

End point

Train Station

Way Types & Surfaces

Way Types

46.6 km

6.55 km

1.71 km

531 m

< 100 m

Surfaces

50.7 km

4.06 km

351 m

225 m

< 100 m

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