The Ultimate Tri-Valley Cycling Guide
One of the best things about living in the Tri-Valley is how easily these five cities connect for cycling. Within a short ride, you can experience vineyard roads, canyon climbs, gravel trails, and family-friendly bike paths.
Best Road Cycling in the Tri-Valley
- Mines Road (Livermore)
- Patterson Pass (Livermore)
- Foothill Road (Pleasanton)
- Diablo Road / Mount Diablo access (Danville)
- Bollinger Canyon Road (San Ramon)
Best Gravel & MTB Riding
- Brushy Peak Preserve (Livermore)
- Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park
- Mount Diablo State Park fire roads
- Las Trampas Wilderness trails
Best Family Cycling
- Arroyo Mocho Trail (Livermore)
- Iron Horse Trail (Pleasanton, Dublin, San Ramon, Danville)
- Emerald Glen Park paths (Dublin)
- Central Park bike loops (San Ramon)
The Tri-Valley is one of the most underrated cycling regions in California. From vineyard roads to mountain trails, the variety of terrain makes it an incredible place to ride year-round. For locals, it’s not unusual to roll out of your driveway and be on a world-class ride within minutes.
