The Elderberry Trail at Las Trampas Regional Wilderness is a moderate 2.1-mile one-way trail that connects to the Rocky Ridge View Trail and has amazing views of the mountainous wilderness.
This recording starts at the end of the Rocky Ridge View Trail; however, you can hike this trail in any direction and even make a 5.2-mile loop with the Rocky Ridge View Trail if you like. If you plan to hike up this trail, it's a moderate-to-difficult hike considering the elevation gain. If you plan to hike this trail down, it's a much easier and pleasant hike after hiking up the Rocky Ridge View Trail.
Parking: Parking can be found at the main lot at the end of Bollinger Canyon Road in Moraga, CA.
Pets: Dogs are allowed if they are leashed and waste is carried out.
For more details check out this NorCal Hiker blog post.
This recording starts at the end of the Rocky Ridge View Trail; however, you can hike this trail in any direction and even make a 5.2-mile loop with the Rocky Ridge View Trail if you like. If you plan to hike up this trail, it's a moderate-to-difficult hike considering the elevation gain. If you plan to hike this trail down, it's a much easier and pleasant hike after hiking up the Rocky Ridge View Trail.
Parking: Parking can be found at the main lot at the end of Bollinger Canyon Road in Moraga, CA.
Pets: Dogs are allowed if they are leashed and waste is carried out.
For more details check out this NorCal Hiker blog post.
