This hiking trail has spectacular views. It's a well worn level dirt path wide enough for several people to walk abreast. The trail runs a little over 5 miles with the first 2.5 miles mostly uphill. It is classified as a moderate hike. The trail rises to about 900 feet. It threads through ranch land covered in oaks. It can get very hot in the summer but the trail is shaded sporadically with places to rest. There are no services on the trail but there is a Porta potty at the trail head. There is no water available so carry your own with you. Dogs are allowed on leash. There are no doggypoo bags, please bring your own and clean up after your pet. Horse back riding is allowed on the trail so be prepared. This trail is part of the National Parks system but it is not staffed and there is no charge. Highly recommend this trail. If you want to be completely alone on the trail keep going past the second bench which is at the 2.5 mile marker. The trail becomes more narrow and less well traveled. If this review was helpful, please like.

Great Trail for a day hike. Or bike ride. I did a 10 mile out and back hike. About 1,000ft elevation change. I would consider this a intermediate hike. Great views.

Quiet trail, no entrance fee, parking is available on the side of the road just out the gate. There is one portable restroom at the entrance. Free Dog waste bags available.

Nice way to space Bay Area smoke. Quiet trail with gradual climb. Start early to catch the fog and avoid the heat. Surprising plant variety this late in summer

Enjoyable hike with beautiful vistas, into . 6 miles one way. Steeper 1st and last mile with highest point at mid point

Great trail. Wide road, so you can walk and talk, elevation but not too bad. Wildflowers and birds and great views. Sunny exposed parts intermixed with some shade. Go when its cool. Latrine at trailhead. No map of the actual trail. We turned around at the 3rd bench which was 2.6 miles or 5+ miles round trip, but apparently you can continue for another mile+ to San Juan Road which would be closer to 8 miles round trip.

Moderate hike with great views of rolling hills. There is free parking, porta potty, and trash bags to pick up for your pets at trailhead. Mile 1 is mostly uphill then evens out. You are allowed to bring your dog on this nice hike.

Nice steep hill to start off the hike. Couple of benches along the way. Mile Marker. 5 miles or 8 miles RT depending on route.