This route began at the welcome center parking lot. Uphill to the laguna viewpoint. Downhill beyween the two lakes. Up past two false summits, and some class 5 scrambling to the very small peak. This is the 4th highest peak in Mexico and one of the few places that gets snow, as seen in the photos. It is the closest to a true alpine route you will find here. The trail is not well marked, is high elevation almost entirely over 14k feet and the last half is above 15k feet. Lots of loose rock, scrambling, and many class 3 and class 5 sections. Not a beginner peak!

Follow the trails through the Ohlone Wilderness, bookended by Stanford Staging Area to the west and West Beach of Lake Del Valle to the east. Traverse through four East Bay Regional Park areas (Mission Peak Regional Preserve, Sunol Regional Wilderness, Ohlone Regional Wilderness, and Del Valle Regional Park) and over two iconic Bay Area peaks (Mission Peak and Rose Peak). If you are planning on doing the route, please be sure to grab a permit from EBRPD!

Point-to-point along the official "Ohlone Wilderness Trail". This route is roughly 26.5 miles.

Starts at the intersection with Cherry Creek Trail and heads East behind the neighborhoods. The trail then crosses under Chambers Road and eventually turns into a dirt double-track trail that winds along the powerlines. The trail goes underneath I-25 and you begin to climb to the top of the mesa overlooking Lone Tree. The trail briefly shares the backside of the Bluffs Regional Park. The dirt trail follows along Finn Ave, which turns into South Monaco St.

Starting at the Geyrquelle of the Roman thermal baths, various mineral springs in the region are explored: Rhodius-Burgbrohl, Kurfürsten and Angelika springs in Bad Tönisstein, Brohler springs in Brohl-Lützing. Romantic Rhine: Popular circular hiking trail The landscape around Bad Breisig is home to numerous mineral springs that were used early on because of their healing properties. The wells are related to the relatively recent volcanic activity in the area.

Enjoy the single trails on runnable terrain with some elevation in the Middle Rhine Valley.