Mt. Diablo in the rainiest spring ever.
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Published: April 21st 2006April 21st 2006
The spring came very late. March 2006 was mostly cloudy and rainy. But there were few days without rain and even worm. Those days where perfect to have 3-4 hike to Mt Diablo falls. Yes there three waterfalls on Mt. Diablo. The hike is a nice 5 mile loop. It is perfect for early spring hiking when Yosemite is flooded.
Getting there:
From CA 24 or Interstate 680 in Contra Costa County, exit Ygnacio Valley Road (at the 680 split). Drive east on Ygnacio Valley Road about 7 miles, then turn south (right) on Clayton Road. Drive south on Clayton Road (which becomes Marsh Creek Road in Clayton) about 3 miles, and turn right on Regency Road (this road is easy to miss -- begin looking for it after you pass the junction with Marsh Creek Road). Drive to the trailhead at the end of the road.
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I am Software Engineer. Travels are something that gives me energy to work 12h / day. There never enough to see and to experience. You can find your neighbor city or hill the best on word but it is great to check it out your self and to see as many other hills and cities as possible.
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Mt. Diablo
Nice hike
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