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Transit to Trails Map

Transit to Trails Map

Download our updated map showing transit connections to protected parks and open spaces all over the San Francisco Bay Area.

From the Apr-Jun 2009 issue
Published April 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Footloose and Car-Free in the Bay Area Noah Berger, courtesy MTC.

Footloose and Car-Free in the Bay Area

by David Loeb

Make getting there part of the adventure with our update of the region's transit-accessible trails. From backpacking on Mount Diablo to strolling the Bay shore in Mountain View, there are many ways to get outdoors without adding to your carbon footprint.

From the Apr-Jun 2009 issue
Published April 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Overnight on Mount Diablo Photo by Alasdair McCondochie.

Overnight on Mount Diablo

by Ryan Branciforte

It has been over a year now since I took the plunge into car-free existence. The one-way, overnight backpack trip up and over Mount Diablo that I took last fall is one example of the kind of adventure I have been enjoying since I said good-bye to my car.

From the Apr-Jun 2009 issue
Published April 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

A Bayshore Getaway in Silicon Valley Photo by Ron Horii.

A Bayshore Getaway in Silicon Valley

by John Dorrance

Stevens Creek is a 20-mile stream that originates on Black Mountain at the crest of the Santa Cruz Mountains before cutting through the heart of Silicon Valley and out into San Francisco Bay. Eventually, the Stevens Creek Trail will run the entire length of the stream. But you can check it out now...

From the Apr-Jun 2009 issue
Published April 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short

Up and Down at Point Reyes Photo by David Wimpfheimer, calnaturalist.com.

Up and Down at Point Reyes

by Joe Soule

From the Apr-Jun 2009 issue
Published April 01, 2009
Length: moderately-short