Hike Redwood Regional Park via the Dunn Loop

Oakland, California

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Distance

3.6 miles

Elevation Gain

606 ft

Route Type

Loop

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The Redwood Regional Dunn Loop is popular with horseback riders, cyclists, trail runners and hikers.

The Redwood Regional Dunn Loop is just outside of Oakland, and can be reached from anywhere in the Bay Area for a fun day or half-day trip. The trail is open year-round. In the spring, wildflowers are abundant. The trail has a great mix of sun and shade. Dogs are allowed, but must be kept on leash.

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Hike Redwood Regional Park via the Dunn Loop Reviews

Zena Luu

Hike Redwood Regional Park via the Dunn Loop

01/16/23

A secret gem in the east bay. An an escape not too far from Oakland. Hills of redwood. I didn’t Tempe existed until I came here. Bring your belly food and your throat hydrated because hiking here in the summer is HOT! You can bring your dog but your might have to put him or her on a leash. The hike isn’t busy or at least when I was . So you get to really enjoy some quiet time. Listen to the nature or even an audio book.

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Hike Redwood Regional Park via the Dunn Loop

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