Best hikes in Las Trampas Regional Wilderness

Ambleway maps 12 hikes in Las Trampas Regional Wilderness, from a 2.2-mile walk to a 13-mile day out. 10 of them score as wild, staying clear of roads and development for most of the route; the wildest is Cuesta Trail–Ridge View Trail Loop, 3 sights. The biggest climb is Bollinger Creek Loop Trail & Elderberry Trail, gaining 3,176 ft, and the network tops out at 1,970 ft.

• Danville Fire Trail 2.2 mi · ▲ 666 ft
• Cuesta Trail–Ridge View Trail Loop, 3 sights 2.6 mi · ▲ 494 ft
• Vail Peak–Bollinger Creek Loop Trail Loop, 3 sights 2.9 mi · ▲ 754 ft
• Dewies/Birthday–Dewies Loop, 3 sights 3.4 mi · ▲ 1,078 ft
• Chamise Trail–Mahogany Trail, 4 sights 3.5 mi · ▲ 1,627 ft
• Las Trampas Peak–Dewies/Birthday, 4 sights 4.2 mi · ▲ 1,638 ft
• Eagle Peak–Vail Peak Loop, 5 sights 5.5 mi · ▲ 1,815 ft
• Chamise Trail–Danville Fire Trail, 5 sights 5.7 mi · ▲ 1,486 ft
• Bollinger Creek Loop Trail–Las Trampas Ridge & Calaveras Ridge Trail, 3 sights 6.5 mi · ▲ 1,784 ft
• Bollinger Creek Loop Trail & Elderberry Trail 12.8 mi · ▲ 3,176 ft
• Point of No Return & Ringtail Cat Trail 2.6 mi · ▲ 965 ft
• Heritage Pear Trail 3.2 mi · ▲ 688 ft