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Augustin Bernal Park is a 237-acre park in the hills southwest of Pleasanton that connects to Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park and offers a range of outdoor recreation and educational opportunities for visitors of all ages and abilities. Donated to the city by Walter S. Johnson in 1971, Augustin Bernal Community Park is named after Spanish settler, Augustin Bernal to whom the land on which the park sits, was initially granted. Located on the top and east face of Pleasanton Ridge, the park provides hiking, biking and equestrian trails with spectacular views, plus opportunities to explore a vestigial landscape that is disappearing in California. Sharing large sections of its west, south and north boundaries with East Bay Regional Park District’s Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park, the park protects a valuable portion of the ridge and also secures a link in a “necklace of green,” nearly encircling San Francisco Bay.
8200 Golden Eagle Way, Pleasanton, CA 94566, Phone: 925-931-3483
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