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Contra Costa County
Kensington

Nimitz, Conlon & Wildcat Creek Trail loop — Tilden Regional Park

Routes
Mountain biking trails
United States
California
Contra Costa County
Kensington

Nimitz, Conlon & Wildcat Creek Trail loop — Tilden Regional Park

Intermediate

5.0

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Nimitz, Conlon & Wildcat Creek Trail loop — Tilden Regional Park

01:25

17.9km

340m

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

Last updated: May 31, 2024

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5.64 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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7.25 km

Albany-North Berkeley Kiwanis Club Tree Grove

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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 …

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8.54 km

Nimitz Way

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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 …

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9.20 km

Conlon Trail

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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. …

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12.3 km

Wildcat Creek Trail

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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 …

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16.9 km

Meadow Canyon & Wildcat Gorge Trailhead, Lone Oak Rest Area

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Large meadow with picnic tables next to a roadside parking area. The trail splits a few yards in from the road: Left, uphill, goes Meadow Canyon trail; Right, across a …

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17.9 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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6.24 km

4.50 km

2.90 km

2.24 km

2.03 km

Surfaces

9.91 km

5.98 km

1.57 km

464 m

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