Public safety personnel and equipment may not be able to respond easily to emergencies due to road and trail conditions, The Richmond Standard reported. The majority of East Bay Regional Parks have been closed since Jan. 4 due to recent storms and conditions. Only some shoreline and delta parks are currently open. See list at EBParks.org. | PARK IT By Ned MacKay Because of the series of heavy storms that have battered the region in recent days, this is a good time to emphasize winter season safety measures for park visitors. According to the Richmond Standard, the East Bay Regional Parks District is urging the public not to enter closed parks or
Forty East Bay parks will be closed on the Labor Day weekend as temperatures are expected to soar. The parks are being shut down due to elevated wildfires risk.
East Bay Regional Park District naturalist Erica Stephens will lead a slow-paced climb to the top of Flag Hill at the Sunol Regional Wilderness Preserve, from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30
An insider's guide to the Bay Area's best parks, recreation and wilderness areas, from San Francisco Chronicle outdoors columnist Tom Stienstra. He’s hiked, camped, boated, fished and cycled across the region to bring you this insider's guide to popular and little-known spots.