Mineral Springs Trail in Orinda, CA 94563

Mineral Springs Trail in Orinda, CA 94563 (Contra Costa County) is an unpaved path and runs in an east-west direction and crosses Wildcat Canyon Road. Mineral Springs Trail also exists in Placer County.

Bicycle: yes
Road Type: path
Route: east-west

Streets nearby

Lake Anza Trail

Go Fishing in the Regional Parks!

E S Anderson Equestrian Camp

Wildcat Gorge Trail

Wildcat Canyon Road

Tilden Park Brazilian Room, Inspiration Point, Gate (EBMUD)

Anza View Drive

Island, Service Gate

Dorothy Modem Memorial Bench

Rotante Dal Foro Centrale, UC Berkeley, The Crescent

Crescent Park Path

Quarry Picnic Area

Fred Herbert Path

Park Hills Fountain

Lake Anza, Acacia

Park Hills Road

Patty Kates Path

Middlefield Road

Woodmont Avenue

Grizzly Peak Boulevard

Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Latham Lane, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Creston Road (Northwest Junction), Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Keeler Avenue, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Arcade Avenue, 1411 Grizzly Peak Boulevard, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Hill Road, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Avenida Drive, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Shasta Road, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Stevenson Avenue, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Muir Way, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Forest Lane, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Marin Avenue, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Sunset Lane, Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Creston Road (Southeast Junction), Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Senior Avenue

Grizzly Peak Boulevard & Latham Lane

Attractions nearby

Tilden Park Merry-Go-Round

Beaches nearby

Lake Anza Beach

Buildings nearby

Sequoia Building

Shasta #2 Reservoir

Woods Reservoir

Dams nearby

C.L. Tilden Park Dam

Parks nearby

Picnic areas nearby

Public buildings nearby

Streams nearby

Swimming areas nearby

Lake Anza Swimming Area

Waters nearby