Top Three Rated

Best Hiking trails in CONCORD

3 trusted local Hiking Trails in Concord, California

Newhall Community Park

1351 Newhall Pkwy, Concord, CA
Pincode: 94521
4.6 (1117 reviews) Since 0000
Specialties
Playground Areas Walking Trails Jogging Paths Open Green Spaces Picnic Areas Sports Fields Basketball Courts Baseball Fields Community Events Outdoor Fitness Activities Kids Recreation Programs Dog Walking Areas
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Newhall Community Park is 126 acres, along Galindo Creek east of Treat Boulevard. Access is via Newhall Parkway south of Clayton Road or from Turtle Creek Road. Galindo Creek meanders through the park...

Newhall Community Park is 126 acres, along Galindo Creek east of Treat Boulevard. Access is via Newhall Parkway south of Clayton Road or from Turtle Creek Road. Galindo Creek meanders through the park.

Working Hours
Open Mon - Sun 6:00 am - 7:00 pm
Customer Review
Newhall Park has a little bit of everything. I especially love the playground as it has 2 play structures, one for smaller kids and one for bigger kids, and it's fenced in. There are 2 soccer fields, restrooms, bocci ball courts, a pond, a creek, and lots of walking trails. It is the perfect place to get some exercise and tire out the little ones. There are picnic tables, trees for shade, and friendly geese (friendly in the sense that they didn't attack my toddler who chased them). All in all, it's a big and clean park and one of our favorites.
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Markham Nature Area

1202 La Vista Ave, Concord, CA
Pincode: 94521
4.7 (261 reviews) Since 1980
Specialties
Nature Trails Walking Paths Bird Watching Areas Open Green Spaces Picnic Spots Wildlife Observation Photography Areas Environmental Education Programs Hiking Routes Relaxation Zones Scenic Viewing Points
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Markham Nature Park and Arboretum in Concord, California, is a 16-acre oasis featuring a self-guided "Markham Tree Walk" with 45+ species of native and Mediterranean-climate trees. It offers peaceful,...

Markham Nature Park and Arboretum in Concord, California, is a 16-acre oasis featuring a self-guided "Markham Tree Walk" with 45+ species of native and Mediterranean-climate trees. It offers peaceful, relatively flat walking trails, a dedicated community arboretum, and serves as a green space for viewing plants like the Australian Grevillea and native California species.

Working Hours
Open Sun - Fri 6:00 am - 5:00 pm Sat Open 24 Hours
Customer Review
Love this place! Very serene and peaceful. A hidden gem in Concord. Absolutely beautiful and would highly recommend to anyone who wants to spend some quality time exploring nature and variety of fauna from different parts of the world.
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Ohlone Trail Parking (Lime Ridge)

5150 Montecito Dr, Concord, CA
Pincode: 94521
4.6 (108 reviews) Since 0000
Specialties
Trail Parking Access Hiking Trail Access Walking Trails Nature Trail Entry Point Scenic Hiking Routes Wildlife Viewing Areas Outdoor Recreation Access Picnic Spots Nearby Fitness Walking Paths Nature Exploration Photography Locations
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Ohlone Trail Parking (Lime Ridge) is a popular access point for outdoor enthusiasts in Concord, California. It is known for its scenic hiking and biking trails, drawing walkers, cyclists, and families...

Ohlone Trail Parking (Lime Ridge) is a popular access point for outdoor enthusiasts in Concord, California. It is known for its scenic hiking and biking trails, drawing walkers, cyclists, and families who want to experience the natural surroundings and local wildlife. The area offers multiple trail options that showcase the beauty of Lime Ridge. However, visitors sometimes note limited parking availability and occasional safety concerns due to shared use of the trails, particularly with mountain bikers.

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Customer Review
Beautiful trails and many options to walk around, I see that it is more remote, which means that you can find more wild life, we saw many rats in the trail, one jump on my feet, but not big deal, then when we arrived on the top we saw a Rattlesnake BIIIGGGG, you can see in the pictures and video! Watch out! Look where you step and DON'T PANIC!!! DON'T THROW ROCKS or anything in the snakes or any wild life! They are more scared than you! Just wait, and they follow their path! In this case, the hiker was very nervous asking me to throw a rock or something, and I was trying to calm him down and just wait! After less than 2 min, this beautiful snake just got out of the trail and followed her way, so It's a beautiful trail, but I think can be kind of dangerous to walk alone or without a phone for an emergency. But YES I recommend this trail with all this =)
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