Plan your day hike or trip using the ArcGIS visitor map.
Tour our trail’s history with the US Forest Service virtual live!
Learn more about our open trail segments
East Bay – Contra Costa County
Camanche-Pardee Reservoirs
Upper Mokelumne River Canyon
We are thrilled to announce the Mokelumne Coast to Crest Trail podcast, beautifully arranged and edited by our partner, the US Forest Service – Stanislaus National Forest. This podcast is expertly edited and chock full of photos and history we want to share with you. Our trail’s story isn’t unique. But it is a story … Continue reading US Forest Service hosts our Virtual Live – here’s the link to watch
Whew! Little did we know that the longer you’re around, the more material is acquired and is worthy of presenting! Today we are honored to join the US Forest Service to present at their Virtual Live series which they conduct in the months before the seasons make it possible to visit most of the forest. … Continue reading 2024 Virtual Live Presentation
Trail supporter Tina reports two trees are down (she also sent in these photos) on Rich Gulch trail this afternoon, that for now makes the trail impassable. EBMUD is sending out maintenance crew to attend to it. Please call EBMUD Sierra Trails office at 209-772-8204 to get updates if you plan to head out there … Continue reading Two downed trees
Today we’re recommending a moderately challenging day hike with some cardio ridge climbing, expansive Sierra view, and a path through a favorite forest meadow. It’s a great time to be up at altitude. Web trail inventory provider AllTrails makes it easier with their easy to use tools, replacing another inventory company called EveryTrail. We are … Continue reading New day hike in the high country
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