Brushy Peak Regional Preserve

Alameda County, East Bay, California · Regional Preserve

A 1,979-acre East Bay preserve near Livermore featuring a 1,702-foot peak at the convergence of the Bay Area, Delta, and Central Valley. Dominated by California annual grassland, it harbors endangered species and holds deep Native American cultural significance.

Top trails

• Brushy Peak and West Side Loop — 4.5 mi loop
• Brushy Peak South Loop with Tamcan Trail and Laughlin Loop Trail — 3.3 mi loop
• Brushy Peak West Loop Trail — 2.3 mi loop
• Laughlin Ranch, Tamcan, Brushy Peak, West Side Loop Trails — 5.0 mi loop
• West Side Loop to Brushy Peak and Laughlin Loop Trail — 6.3 mi loop

Visiting

Fees — Day Use: $0, Laughlin Ranch Staging Area: $0.

Parking: 22-space lot at Laughlin Ranch Staging Area (end of Laughlin Road); no parking fee is listed on the official page.. Dogs allowed on leash. Phone: (925) 373-5707.

Coordinates: 37.7467, -121.7090. Official website.

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