Moderate to Difficult hike. Big loop is ~5-mile loop with 1,300 elevation. Don't hike on warm…read moredays. VFPD.net/PIO

This is a great trail and running loop…read more Couple variations depending which way you run. Also connects with Alice chair and eagle rock. The views are great if lake berryessa and the trails can get a little technical. Make sure to watch your step. Easy to hurt yourself up on the top trail. But moderate technicals and effort 5 mile loop can usually do in 90-120 min depending how fast you want to go.

This park is awesome!…read more There are clean bathrooms, picnic areas, flora and fauna, and natural shade.

Always a beautiful place with great views and a lot of open space. Plenty of different trails or…read moreways to go. Has an archery range, fly model planes, frisbee golf and a small park for the kids and a bigger park for your dogs. There is a fee to pay, machines not working, so either use the app or go to the Three Oaks Center in VV for a longer pass. Sometimes there are trucks out there checking for payment.

Not sure why it's taken so long for me to come back to this beautiful park! I had a great hike…read moretoday, even tried a new trail! It was definitely worth it because the views at the top are amazing.

Stunning hike with a stunning landscape. You cannot go wrong. Bring sunscreen, hat, at least 2…read morewater bottles and you will have the best time. There are a number of different trails and its decently quiet. Parking is limited but you can park on the street. Small lake in the middle, we found frogs. Dog friendly!!

Things I like about this park: - it's halfway between the…read moreBay Area and Sacramento so it's a great place to meet friends halfway for a picnic - lots of shade from large trees - ponds with fountains providing lovely water sounds - well maintained lawn - picnic tables - lots of free street parking Things I don't like: - no bathroom - the waterfall feature isn't working - so many ants invading my space

Cute and very small park in a residential area in Suisun. There's only street parking. There's a…read morelittle stream, waterfall, and park bench to enjoy while hanging out here.

Not a bad bike trail for a suburb like Vacaville. The trail runs through a neighborhood, which is…read moregreat if you live in the same vicinity as neighborhood friends. The Napa Vine Trail and the Iron horse trail in Walnut creek are still my favorite. But Alamo is acceptable if you live in Vacaville and don't want to make the extra drive. Some parts of the trail have a slight upwards incline. May be easier to walk on all branches of the paths instead of biking up a small hill.

This a good trail. I don't quite know where the starting point is at but it is nice. Good Shaw…read morewhile running in this crazy heat!!! Not to many people walking on a mid Saturday. Cool park for the kiddos and the track is wide enough for people to pass by with problems what so ever.

Join us on our journey to Green Valley Falls. Being the City of Vallejo's water supply, the creek…read moreand two waterfalls are closed to the public. If you want to check it out, you can sign up online for a guided tour, which only happens one or two times a year. We didn't feel like waiting, so we found our own way in... https://youtu.be/WFKupoHZrs0

Nice camp. Camp Hostess is awesome. Unfortunately the state Park rangers r lazy and well, just…read morelazy. Unbelievably loud music? They drive right by the offenders. Adjacent camp blocking access to our ADA site? Ranger doesn't care but is super hostile about parking to unload our gear, because we couldn't access the site. Visited two weeks prior to our stay. Weeds in camp were knee high. When we returned they were waist high. ZERO camp maintenance. No cleaning prior. No taking the dirt for trash. The only ranger action I witnessed was rangers standing around laughing it up. Also. The phone to the stations has been "full on f Messages" for at least 3 weeks.

If your on the fence about backpacking this is the perfect place to try out backpacking before you…read moremake a commitment to purchase all the gear. Everything is provided and the equipment is quality! The sleeping bag kept me warm and the sleep pad kept me comfy. Even a headlamp is provided and walking poles if you desire. Dinner and breakfast were also provided. I was worried about being hungry but I never got hungry. It was fun getting to know all the women on this trip. They were all encouraging and fun to be with. Our guide Tarita did a great job helping everyone reach our destination, showing us how to set up our tents, taking lots of photos and feeding us. Overall great experience!

I joined about 10 wonderful ladies for an overnight backpacking trip to Alamere Falls in Point…read moreReyes with Step Into Your Journey. Tarita was an excellent leader who takes pride in teaching, supporting, educating and ensuring an appropriate pace and experience for all skill levels. She provides gear and meals for those that want and also accommodates those with their own gear at a lower price level. Looking forward to more trips with her. We had a great time and finally ww we're able to enjoy some sunshine after this very long winter!

Midnight had a blast playing tug-of-war with our eldest and fetch with mama! Fun obstacle style,…read moreoff-leash dog park with plenty of water to keep your pup hydrated! Plenty of seating too! We'll definitely be back to explore more!! SYOY! :D *Song Credit: We'll Get There Together by Kidpenny (from Audiio)

Came on 12/27/25 with my beautiful wife, lovable 8 year-old, adorable little toddler, and our…read morehandsome black tuxedo goldendoodle, Centennial Park has an area for dogs, big and small. Our handsome tuxedo doodle, is currently in the big dog section. There are plenty of balls for dogs to play with, several obstacles to navigate, and my girls to be entertained.