Yermo Regional Las Trampas - San Ramon, California

El Yermo Regional Las Trampas, ubicado en 18012 Bollinger Canyon Rd, San Ramon, CA 94583, es un paraíso natural que ofrece una gran variedad de actividades al aire libre para todos los amantes de la naturaleza. Con una calificación promedio de 4.7/5 en 952 opiniones en Google My Business, es fácil ver por qué este parque es una atracción turística popular en el área.

El parque cuenta con una entrada accesible para personas en silla de ruedas y estacionamiento especialmente diseñado para este propósito. Dentro del parque, hay una gran cantidad de características que lo hacen único e interesante. Los visitantes pueden disfrutar de la zona de senderismo, donde se pueden ver impresionantes vistas del paisaje natural y la vida salvaje. También hay una reserva de fauna salvaje donde se pueden ver diferentes especies de animales en su hábitat natural.

Además, el parque cuenta con una zona de parrillas y mesas de pícnic, lo que lo convierte en un lugar perfecto para pasar el día con la familia y los amigos. Los sanitarios públicos también están disponibles, lo que hace que la estadía sea aún más cómoda. Los niños también pueden disfrutar de las rutas de senderismo especialmente diseñadas para ellos.

Si te gusta pasar tiempo al aire libre y disfrutar de la naturaleza, el Yermo Regional Las Trampas es definitivamente un lugar que debes visitar. También es un lugar ideal para llevar a tus mascotas, ya que se permiten perros dentro del parque. El parque cuenta con una página web en la que puedes encontrar más información y planificar tu visita.

Opiniones de Yermo Regional Las Trampas

Victor Torres

4/5

Muy bonitos paisajes de la naturaleza

Raul Markes

4/5

Muy bonito lugar

N'Dozie Matingou

5/5

Great hiking trails. Lots of steep rolling hills. Good amount of parking in the lot or on the side of the road. Can get very windy at the top. I'll make sure to bring or take my allergy medication. Great place to see flowers in the Spring. We saw many lizards, grasshoppers, and butterflies. Cows were out in the distance. Great views and resting spots.

Joe Furrer

5/5

I've literally had this park as my extended backyard since 1972. Yet still it seems I don't spend enough time up there. This park has an old soul. Her steep west facing canyons whistle the wind 2000 feet above a 360° view of the Bay Area. Gentle, fierce, calm and wicked. Never predictable. Never disappoints.

Anne Paula Cavazos

5/5

My favorite trails were closed on the east side of Las Trampas Regional Park due to repairs needed on the trails to make them safe. Nevertheless I found another area where I made my own trail uphill following narrow animal trails and cattle tracks. I heard and spotted a lone turkey up on the hillside and viewed a pair of Red-Tailed Hawks floating in the breeze.
A variety of wildflowers were blooming including Miniature Lupine, Hairy Vetch, California Poppy (aka Golden Poppy, California Sunlight, Cup of Gold), California Buttercup, and Western Blue-Eyed Grass ( aka California Blue-Eyed Grass). Several old Valley Oaks doted the hillsides. Many standing alone in grassy meadows with wildflowers.
A photo I took from the road shows the stark contrast between areas allowed to grow wild and those turned into grazing areas for cattle.

Rajeev Kumar

5/5

Super awesome place for hiking with the friends and family. This place is very popular so finding parking was a bit challenging on a sunny Sunday but we were able to find it eventually. There are at two trails strating from where we parked. We hiked one of them and it was a bit steep so we took several breaks before we reached on top. This hike was super scinic, lot of trees on the trail. Lots of greenary because of recent rain ?️. We spent around an hour on the trail captured lots of photos and we absolutely liked the experience, totally recommend it.

Tom

4/5

Went up rocky ridge trail ? this is a 1000-foot elevation gain from start to peak. There is no flat part part for a break. This gets 4 stars because they need to update their trail signage. If you want to train your body for another hike, this is a trail I recommend for that.

James Riordan

4/5

Really nice hiking with lots of cgallenge options. Not very crowded which was nice. One downside that surprised me was being able to hear road noise for almost half the hike even though you felt like you were far removed. Trails in good condition and well marked. Will be back for more.