Parks in Danville, California

Mount Diablo, the once sacred mountain of the Miwok Indians, continues to be sacred to todays Bay Area hikers, mountain bikers, equestrians, and nature lovers. It is truly the pride of Contra Costa... More on Trails

We didn't do the loop through Rock City. It's a cool place, but it was pack More on Trails

The Banquet Room will seat 140 comfortably for dining, and there is a patio off the Banquet Room that faces a lake with a beautiful fountain. The kitchen is located off the Banquet Room and is set... More on Trivalleycvb.com

The Banquet Room will seat 140 comfortably for dining, and there is a patio off the Banquet Room that faces a lake with a beautiful fountain. The kitchen is located off the Banquet Room and is set ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

An ancient oak tree set in a large meadow is the dramatic visual centerpiece of this charming country retreat, perfect for large events. ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

An ancient oak tree set in a large meadow is the dramatic visual centerpiece of this charming country retreat, perfect for large ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

Sycamore Valley Park, located at Holbrook Drive and Camino Tassajara, has a children's play area with popular recreational fountain, a reflection pond with waterfall, and a jogging path that meand... More on Ci.danville.ca.us

Sycamore Valley Park, located at Holbrook Drive and Camino Tassajara, has a children's play area with popular recreational fountain, a reflection pond with waterfall, and a jogging path that meande... More on Ci.danville.ca.us

This modern building is conveniently located downtown. The large banquet room opens up to a patio that ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

This modern building is conveniently located downtown. The large banquet room opens up to a patio that can also be utilized. More on Trivalleycvb.com

This 20-acre park is known for the mosaic water-snake that winds down a hillside. The park has a children's play area, sand volleyball court, ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

This 20-acre park is known for the mosaic water-snake that winds down a hillside. The park has a children's play area, sand volleyball ... More on Trivalleycvb.com

Most routes on Mt. Diablo involve a good deal of climbing, usually at the start. This semi-loop, which uses the Curry Canyon, Knobcone Point, Black Hawk Ridge, and Sycamore Creek roads, along with the Devils Slide Trail, is different. ... More on Trails

From the Golden Gate to the Farallon Islands, from the High Sierra to the Central Valleythis is the sweeping panorama you can savor from atop Mt. Diablo. Geographers claim that hikers can see more of the earths surface from the top ... More on Trails

Las Trampas Regional Wilderness offers 5,342 acres of wilderness and an expanded trail system that allows hikers and horseback riders to enjoy its remote and rugged areas. The park's size and terra... More on uptake_content

Mud. Mud. Mud. And, oh, more Mud. Granted we visited in the height of the r More on Trails

Miracle swimming: new lessons for adults afraid in water More on entertainment.com

Miracle swimming: new lessons for adults afraid in water More on entertainment.com