Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

About Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

Explore the rugged beauty of Las Trampas Regional Wilderness in Moraga, California, a haven for hikers seeking stunning views and challenging trails. This expansive wilderness offers a variety of options, from shorter loops to longer out-and-back adventures, catering to different skill levels. Be prepared for varied terrain, including steep climbs and rocky paths, and remember to pack plenty of water, especially during warmer months. Las Trampas is dog-friendly, so bring your leashed canine companion along for the trek, but be sure to pack out all waste to keep the trails pristine.

For a rewarding hike with panoramic vistas, consider the Rocky Ridge View Trail. This 3.1-mile (one-way) trail begins with a demanding paved ascent before transitioning to a more level ridge walk. Combine Rocky Ridge View Trail with the 2.1-mile Elderberry Trail for a scenic 5.2-mile loop. Elderberry Trail, accessible from San Ramon or Moraga, CA, offers moderate difficulty with options for uphill or downhill hiking depending on your chosen direction. Parking is conveniently located at the Bollinger Canyon Road lot in Moraga. Always check trail conditions before heading out and be aware of potential wildlife encounters.