Category Archives: El Cerrito

This loop is about 23 miles, a couple of hours at a 12 mile per hour pace, a little more at a more leisurely speed. Pictures are numbered on the route map. 1. The Ohlone Greenway is named  for the Ohlone … Continue reading →

Also called a Blood Moon this eclipse lasted for about 1 hour and 12 minutes. September’s full moon is also called a Blood Moon, because it presents the fourth and final eclipse of a lunar tetrad: four straight total eclipses … Continue reading →

5:30 pm – 8:30 pm Tuesday, June 2, 2015 Meet at the End of Rifle Range Road Come enjoy the last full moon of spring rising over the East Bay Hills.  This five mile hike descends into the Canyon on the … Continue reading →

Come and see the Shadi Holiday Display. Moeser Lane and Seaview Drive, El Cerrito.    Turn onto Moeser Lane from San Pablo Ave and travel east approximately one mile (through one stop light after you are on Moeser). The display … Continue reading →

x The artwork, titled “Berkeley Big People”  by artist Scott Donahue was dedicated in 2008.   Visible from about a mile in either direction, the 30-foot-tall fiberglass sculpture is the largest and most expensive piece of public art ever commissioned in the … Continue reading →

This bridge was made to allow bicycles, pedestrians, and wheelchair users access to the Berkeley Marina, Eastshore State Park, and the city. In the records of the city, the bridge is referred to as the “City of Berkeley Eastshore Pedestrian Overcrossing”. … Continue reading →

For the first time in history, pedestrians and cyclists have the chance to travel across the new East Span of the San Francisco – Oakland Bay Bridge. Three access points provide a direct route to the bicycle and pedestrian path: … Continue reading →

The Albany Bulb is a former landfill, jutting west from the east shore of San Francisco Bay, largely owned by the City of Albany.   The Bulb is home to a vast array of urban art including mural, stencil, graffiti, … Continue reading →

3pm – 6pm  Sunday, October 19 Meet at the End of Rifle Range Road Come enjoy the fall afternoon light in Wildcat Canyon.  This five mile hike descends into the Canyon on the Rifle Range Road trail and then goes up the … Continue reading →