Brushy Peak Regional Preserve
The preserve gets its name from the 1700 foot Brushy Peak. It hosts a great variety of wildlife including amphibians, reptiles, mammals and birds. The area is also home to many wildflowers, shrubs, woodland habitats, spring-fed ponds and coast live oak. The area lies at the center of a network of ancient trade routes that linked Bay Area Ohlones, Bay Miwoks, and Northern Valley Yokuts, who were drawn to the area for economic, and social events. There are about ten miles of dirt trails for hiking, bicycling and horses. Bring water with you since there is none on site.
Requirements
Dogs must be on a leash at all times.
Operating Hours
Open from 8 AM to sunset.
Fees
Free
Disabled Access
The parking and restroom are wheelchair accessible at the Laughlin Ranch Staging Area.
Map
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North end of Laughlin Road in Livermore, CA
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Directions
From I-580 in Livermore, exit north at Vasco Road and immediately turn right onto Northfront Road. After about .8 miles turn left onto Laughlin Road and proceed approximately two miles to the staging area at the end of Laughlin Road.
Contact Info
Phone 1-888-327-2757 option 3, extension 4512.