Nestled along the Oakland hills, Redwood Regional Park covers 1830 acres of land and is home to the last grove of Coast Redwoods in the East Bay. Explore over 40 miles of trails perfect for biking, hiking or a walk among the trees.
Redwood Regional Park
Oakland
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Nearby Oakland attractions
1. Chabot Space & Science Center
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8. UC Botanical Garden at Berkeley
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