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Diablo Foothills Regional ParkState Park
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Spanning 1,060 acres (4.3 kilometers square) of pristine landscape, Diablo Foothills Regional Park offers undulating...
MoreSpanning 1,060 acres (4.3 kilometers square) of pristine landscape, Diablo Foothills Regional Park offers undulating terrain showcases oak woodlands, wildflower-strewn meadows, and stunning vistas of Mount Diablo. Hikers and equestrians can explore a network of trails that wind through this natural haven. The park's serene ambiance is complemented by amenities such as picnic areas and interpretive displays. Visitors can revel in outdoor activities like birdwatching, photography, and nature appreciation. The park is an idyllic retreat, inviting individuals to engage in a range of recreational experiences. Less
Website: ebparks.org
Phone: (888) 327-2757
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Castle Rock Rd and Castle Rock Trl/Stage Road Trl

1700 Castle Rock Rd Walnut Creek, CA 94598-5100 2103.70 mi
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4.0 18 reviews
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- mini02/24/20
  We went to Diablo Hills Regional Park. As one drives out there, one passes several equestrian ranch places, which is fun to see the horses. The park itself has sports fields, hiking trails, picnic... More
- HankandLiz01/26/20
  Shell Ridge Open Space from the north entrance on Castle Rock Rd provides short to long hikes with short climbs moderately steep. You may meet horse riders and bike riders on some of the trails. On... More
- Woodpecker4812/25/18
  This is a great park. Plenty of parking most day. There’s a nice paved path for quite a way. Then there are some fairly steep hills to climb. This is also a nice area for photography. Peaceful and... More
- globeHopper5608/27/18
  I like the views, biking and hiking here. Hot in summer.Not a forested mountain like those of the sierras, but has nice rocky areas and some shelter from the sun More
- cherieplumlee06/18/18
  What's not to love about it. I would advise you to head to the top of the mountain and visit the ranger station. They have a video with all the information you need from the mountain's creation down... More
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