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    Quick Facts


    Estimated Hike Time: Hours
    Location: Briones Regional Park
    Trail: Mott Peak / Crescent Ridge Loop
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    Elevation Gain: Feet
    Total Distance: Miles

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    GPS in Degrees Decimal Format (Google Maps): [580],[592]
    GPS in Degrees Minutes Decimal Format (Most Cars): [589],[609]
    Waze Mobile App Trail Link: [588]

    Frequently Asked Questions


    Best Practice: As always, it is a good practice to confirm the night before that any app you use takes you to where you expect, by comparing the app destination with what is posted above on your PC or Mac.
    How To Find Us: The GPS locations above and the map below are accurate enough to find us by looking around with your eyes when you get there. Zoom in all the way.
    How To Get There: Please use the second map below to familiarize yourself with the trip, and explore various route options from your home. Enter your start address.
    Nearest Street Address: Most street addresses provided by the Google Map below are approximate, and may be up to a couple of miles from the hike location. Use GPS coordinates when driving, if possible.

    Additional Information


    Meeting Location: [634]
    Parking Fee: [610]
    Official Trail Use: Dogs on a fixed length 6 foot leash. Retractable leash with lock not permitted.
    Facilities at Trail head: Pit toilets at trail head. No water.
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    Shade Recommendation: Zoom in on the Satellite map below to see the shade.

    Summary


    This pastoral loop hike in Briones’ less-visited northern section leads past a miniature waterfall, two duck ponds, and miles of cow-populated grasslands. Briones Regional Park is more than 6,000 acres of grasslands and oaks that were once part of Rancho San Felipe, a Spanish land grant. In the mid-1800s, this was an important fruit-growing region. Today it’s the grassy home of grazing cows and is frequently visited by hikers, mountain bikers, dog walkers, and horseback riders. Its sunny exposure , wide dirt roads, and large expanse of open grasslands.

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    Created By: Kal A.