Small park in Pinole, CA.

This segment includes Point San Pablo and San Pablo Marina and Castro Cove to the East, and Pt. Molate and Castro Point to the South all the way to the bridge.

This area includes the wetlands on either side of the Bay Trail between Marina Bay, and Pt. Isabel including the Meeker Slough, and the ditch along S. 32nd St that drain to the bay.

Do not enter endangered Clapper Rail habitat areas near the UC Richmond Field Station in the North, the Clapper Rail breeding season is February 1 through August 31.

NOTE: Do not enter fenced toxic waste remediation areas.

Minimize traversing wetland areas, focus instead on trash in verge areas to prevent it flowing into the wetlands.

Hoffman Marsh has significant trash coming off the highway, accessible from the Central Ave. Be sure to wear neon safety vest anytime near highways.

Albany Beach Area including Buchanan Street across from Golden Gates field up to where the Bay Trail Path heads North.

Do not go into the protected dune areas at Albany Beach.

Pathway from University to Gilman, including the 'Virginia Trailhead' (un-signed) which is a frequent dumping area.

See also the McLaughlin Segment under the Coastal Parks Project.

New park, not yet opened, access via the Seabreeze Cafe parking lot. Note: See also the Seabreeze Area under Bay Shore Trail Project.

Two acre park, including the area adjacent to Chevy’s, North to Point Emery.

Large, 2400 acre regional park.

300 Acre park with stunning views of the bay.

Point Isabel, is a popular and sprawling dog park. The ‘main’ part of the park in in the North, along Hoffman Channel, but the park wraps around the US Post Office Distribution Center.

This segment includes the parking areas along Buchanan and the new trail West of Golden Gate Fields, which starts at Albany Beach and continues South to the Sports Fields at Gilman.

The ‘Albany Bulb’ segment under the Coastal Parks project overlaps with this segment.

This Park includes several sections, the first is the narrow shoreline strip from Gilman St. South to Schoolhouse Creek (called the ‘North Basin Strip’ on park maps). The second major area is the ‘Berkeley Meadow’ which is bounded by Virginia Creek in the North and University Ave. in the South. Note that the Northern-most section of Mclaughlin in Albany is included in the Albany Bulb segment.

This segment includes the rocky stretch of path from Pt. Emery to where the riprap ends near the Pedestrian bridge (the green areas are included in the Seabreeze segment).

Note that the Beach Trail Access area in the South is it's own segment, as is the Seabreeze Area in the North

Walkways, picnic areas, and a place where people hang out in their cars. Hangout areas generally generate significant amounts of litter.

Area surrounding the now-closed Richmond Landfill.

Marina Bay includes a series of parks including the Lucretia Edwards Shoreline Park, Marina Park, Vincent Park and Shimada Friendship Park

This area includes the entire shoreline enclosed by Point Isabel in the North, and the Albany Bulb in the South. .

There is currently one active campsite about 100 yards from Buchanan along path.

The area around the Gilman St. parking lot including the North side of the fields.

The Gilman fields are a joint project of the cities of Albany, Berkeley, El Cerrito, Emeryville, and Richmond. The land is owned by East Bay Regional Parks.

The area around the Seabreeze Parking lot, including: 

• The parking lot and surrounding sidewalks (watch for bikes!)

• The beach to the West of Seabreeze 

• The bike path and greenway heading South to where the Riprap starts - all the green area along the path basically.

Note: See East Bay Highways Project - Hwy 580 - University for  the encampment. See Coastal Parks - Brickyard Park for the park to the South.

Beach Trail Parking area is accessible from Frontage Road near the shoreline a little North of Ashby. This is a frequent hangout spot, including some long-term campers.

Point Emery Park is a 1.4 Acre park, a frequent hangout spot with a few trails.

This stretch is only accessible by taking the freeway onramp. The offramp to Toll Plaza Beach is immediately after the flyover on the Right, if you miss this, you will be driving to San Francisco.

This segment includes the horseshoe shaped wetlands area bounded by Powell in the North, the bay trail in the East, and the Bridge all the way to the Toll Plaza Beach.