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Redwood Green Friday: a 5.25-mile forest hike

Set out from the Trudeau Center on a hilly 5.25-mile route through redwoods, prairie and oak woodland. It suits walkers comfortable on hills rather than a flat post-Thanksgiving stroll.

November 27, 9:00 am–noonOaklandFree; no registration; canceled in heavy rain
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Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, 2026 reference photo. It shows the park, not the listed November guided walks or their meeting points, and does not confirm that a particular route is open.

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Details to plan before you go

  1. 01

    Use the Trudeau Center meeting-point map in the official listing, not Canyon Meadow.

  2. 02

    Arrive around 8:45 am with water, grippy footwear and the fitness for a three-hour hilly outing.

  3. 03

    Heavy rain cancels the hike; check Redwood trail works and park notices before leaving.

Venue · Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park, Trudeau Training Center

For · Hikers comfortable on hills

Reviewed 2026-10-07 · East Bay Regional Park District

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