41 min
Overview
Starting from the parking lot, you can take the trail in either direction. You should be able to see the parking lot from most of the trail since this segment of Arastradero contains little tree or plant coverage.<br><br>This trail is completely exposed, so make sure you wear sunscreen and/or a hat!
Trail Stats
2.4 km
50 m
136 m
95 m
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Photos
The trail winds along the hills at the edge of the Arastradero Preserve. Clouds hang on the surrounding mountains during a light rainstorm.
The trail winds along the hills at the edge of the Arastradero Preserve. Clouds hang on the surrounding mountains during a light rainstorm.
Fields of clover cover the area in the spring, and enjoy the rain that makes the area green in the winter and spring.
Fields of clover cover the area in the spring, and enjoy the rain that makes the area green in the winter and spring.
Tree Stump on the Redtail Loop Trail in Arastradero Preserve
Tree Stump on the Redtail Loop Trail in Arastradero Preserve
The trail as it skirts the back portion of the preserve. The trail rolls with the hills in the area, making for a great outing.
The trail as it skirts the back portion of the preserve. The trail rolls with the hills in the area, making for a great outing.
Turkeys!
Turkeys!
Deer leaping
Deer leaping
Red-tailed hawk on the Redtail Loop.
Red-tailed hawk on the Redtail Loop.
Felt Lake
Felt Lake
Arastradero coyote
Arastradero coyote
Stanford Dish from Redtail Loop Trail
Stanford Dish from Redtail Loop Trail
Red-tailed hawk
Red-tailed hawk
View from Redtail Loop Trail
View from Redtail Loop Trail