About Ann Sieck

Ann Sieck

Ann Sieck wants to make sure people with disabilities, including those who use wheelchairs, can find parks and trails they can enjoy.

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Hayward Shoreline Grant Avenue entrance

October 11, 2012 by Ann Sieck

In this area, planes descending to the Oakland airport pass overhead every few minutes. The trail starts between the cyclone

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Bullfrog Road stroll

October 11, 2012 by Ann Sieck

Bull Frog Road is one of the few trails from the Sky Oaks trailheads that is not either very steep

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Don Edwards Tidelands Trail

September 30, 2012 by Ann Sieck

On Newark Slough Trail you can hike or bike five miles on level bare levees, and with a little luck

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Dry Creek Tolman Peak Trail

September 24, 2012 by Ann Sieck

Dry Creek Pioneer Park is accessible via its twin Garin Park to the north, but the May Sreet entrance is

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Point Isabel to Marina Bay

September 22, 2012 by Ann Sieck

I gave this trail a lukewarm review back in 2008, so I was surprised when we spent a morning there

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China Camp Shoreline Trail

September 05, 2012 by Ann Sieck

Shoreline Trail is just a lovely ramble along the side of the bay in one of the rare places where

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Sibley Preserve loop from North Entrance

September 04, 2012 by Ann Sieck

From Sibley Volcanic Preserve’s north trailhead, Quarry Road climbs steep scotch broom-cloaked hillsides directly to the Round Top volcanic area. 

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Dry Creek Meyer’s Ranch Trail

September 02, 2012 by Ann Sieck

This park’s oxymoronic name applies in summer, when the terraced ridges are tawny and oak trees crowded down cracked clay

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Skyline Trail to Tilden Park

August 30, 2012 by Ann Sieck

From the small parking area on Tunnel Road at the north trailhead of Sibley Volcanic Preserve, Skyline Trail climbs to

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Las Gallinas Wildlife Ponds

August 21, 2012 by Ann Sieck

This very accessible wetland restoration project offers great bird and wildlife watching. You can take a 4+ mile hike on

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