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Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve
The rare relic plant community of Huckleberry Preserve offers a year-round treat for plant enthusiasts.
241 acres
Open Access
Contra Costa County
Managed By: East Bay Regional Park District
The native plant community on this 241-acre preserve derived from a wetter climate. A pamphlet available at the information signboard identifies the native plants along a 1.7-mile nature path.
Note that because of the unique plant community, dogs, bicycles, and horses are prohibited in the preserve (an exception is made for dogs and horses traversing the Skyline National Trail.) Jogging is discouraged.
East Bay Regional Park District's page for this park or find reviews about Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve from EveryTrail.com. Find out how to get there at TransitandTrails.org's Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve page.Park Map
Markers show wildlife sightings from iNaturalist.org. Map imagery from GreenInfo Network.
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