Sunol Regional Wilderness
Sunol Regional Wilderness is a scenic park located in Sunol, California, offering a natural and spacious environment for dogs and their owners. It provides ample parking and shaded areas, making it comfortable for visitors. The park features off-leash allowed areas where dogs can explore and enjoy the wilderness. Amenities such as seating and trash bins are available, enhancing the convenience for dog owners. While the park embraces a natural setting, specific features like fenced areas, double gating, swim areas, or agility equipment are not indicated, focusing more on an open wilderness experience.
Reviews
Canyon View Trail was amazing, saw many different types of wildflowers. Rolling hills, well paved paths. Clear sign & markers. Plenty of parking available.
And will be back next spring to enjoy the abundance of blooms that the trail has to offer.
Beautiful visuals of the creeks and rocks close by near the parking lot. Alameda creek in th far end is the coolest. After rainy days the waterfalls hit hard looks amazing but Also when its calmer the water is clearer and has its own beauty..you pick..also has some very challenging hikes with high elevation get nice views of Calavareras reservoir and cool scenery of the hills and woods..tons of birds flying around some pretty cool rock formations on the hills here and there..I like that it’s nice scenery and good endurance hikes can be done here as well..it can be hot not much shade keep In mind…
What a beautiful park with so many lovely spots. There are some good hikes also. On a weekday it is pretty empty. Many of the trails I hardly saw anybody. The trail to the waterfall was the busiest. The stream is flowing, there were some nice birds although I did not see the pileated woodpecker unfortunately and tons of butterflies! There was also no fee today and plenty of bathrooms although they are pit toilets.
Awesome place for a hike or picnic! We wanted to get outdoors, but not drive too far out from the Bay Area. I found this little spot and decided to give it a try. We only hiked the Canyon View Trail because we had small kids. There’s a point where you can hike down some rocks and access the creek, even though you can’t get in. Overall, I really liked this place and would definitely come back!
This was my first time to this park and it did not disappoint. The trails are well maintained, lots of wildflowers in bloom, and green rolling hills were enjoyed. We did the canyon view trail to Little Yosemite. The canyon view portion was not heavily trafficked which made it nice to just enjoy nature and the views. Little Yosemite portion was very busy. Dogs are allowed on leash and we saw some cows while we were on the Canyon View trail. Will definitely be back!