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Your guide to hundreds of miles of spectacular trail for hiking, running, biking, and horseback riding. OuterSpatial makes getting outside easy by putting information about amazing destinations—including descriptions, directions, photos, and official trail guides—right at your fingertips.
Find 400 miles (and growing!) of trail adventures in San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Berkeley, Oakland, the Peninsula, San Jose, Fremont, and more! Explore trail maps.
Finding East Bay hikes, trail runs, mountain bikes, and equestrian rides on the Ridge Trail. Click on the trail name to see information about trail, distance and difficulty rating or download the trail map.
Unplug and step away, there’s much more to do in your backyard and around the Bay. Find 400 miles (and growing!) of trail adventures in San Francisco, Marin, Sonoma, Napa, Berkeley, Oakland, the Peninsula, San Jose, Fremont, and more! Trail maps for hikers, cyclists, families, and equestrians.
Explore the best transit to trails experience in the bay area. The Ridge Trail connects the Berryessa BART station in San Jose to beautiful parks and open space. Routes range from easy and short to long adventures that take you to the Ridge line's overlooking the valley. Learn More
On our Western Ridge we have an 80-mile stretch from northern Marin to Highway 92 and on our Eastern Ridge we have a 43-mile connected stretch from El Sobrante to Union City. Get your maps out and make a plan! The Ridge Trail circles the Bay with 400 miles (and growing) of adventures.
What is the Bay Area Ridge Trail and where does it go? It wasn’t until January 2022, while scanning maps for new trails, that I realized I had run many of the Ridge Trail segments in the South Bay. The Ridge Trail could solve my need for new trails to run.
Click here or on the map to download a PDF version to print. These rolling grasslands offer expansive views of San Francisco, San Pablo, and Suisun Bays and the mountains that encircle them, from Mount Tamalpais to Mount Diablo.
This fully multi-use segment of Ridge Trail winds through gatherings of blue and live oaks, notable chaparral ecosystems, and up to ridges that overlook the Suisun Valley and beyond. In the spring, visitors can enjoy lively streams and take in abundant wildflowers that call the park home.
The Planning Navigator provides information on each dedicated Ridge Trail section and useful links to maps, land manager websites, trail apps, and trailhead and parking locations.