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You get a bird's eye view of some great neighborhoods
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This is a gorgeous, seldom visited canyon. It is hard to decide whether to pay attention to the perfect singletrack descent or the view.
Look back at the freeway to see how far you've come up in the first climb
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Mike Anciaux
Oct 8, 2014 near Alamo, CA
“You get a bird's eye view of some great neighborhoods”  

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You get a bird's eye view of some great neighborhoods
Look back at the freeway to see how far you've come up in the first climb
Heading clockwise before before the serious climbing begins (halfway between parking and the Corduroy Hills turn off).
Las Trampas Madrone Loop
Heading downhill
Heading clockwise after the Corduroy Hills turn off. Some shade after steady climbing.
View of Mt Diablo from near the intersection of Las Trampas and the Madrone trail
This is a gorgeous, seldom visited canyon. It is hard to decide whether to pay attention to the perfect singletrack descent or the view.
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