Montclair
Railroad Trail
a natural corridor between
Montclair Village & Shepherd Canyon
in Oakland, California
open to all 6am to 9pm daily
WELCOME
WELCOME
The trail, about a mile long, is great for walking, jogging, hiking and bicycling with benches along the way. The path is mostly paved and takes you through oak, bay and redwood areas. There are a number of entry points including La Salle Ave., Medau Place and Paso Robles Dr.
Please help us preserve this outdoor treasure by keeping it clean, unspoiled and safe. Dogs on leash welcome, too.
Garage and street parking are available and the trail is accessible from other marked walking and bicycle routes.  maps & more
The story begins with a freight and passenger railroad and push-back against urbanization. Today, it’s a local natural refuge for the community maintained largely by volunteers.
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A few basic rules can help keep you safe and the trail healthy and beautiful. The goal is to reduce the risk of fire, avoidable injuries to people and pets and harmful impacts on the environment.  more
The trail is home to native plants and trees which support a diversity of wildlife that varies with the seasons. more