Benicia State Recreation Area
Benicia State Recreation Area is a state park unit in California, United States that protects tidal wetlands. Benicia State Recreation Area is one of the Three Best RatedĀ® Hiking Trails in Vallejo, CA.
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This little park is a hidden gem. The shoreline trail has a lot of driftwood and sandstone. People have built many driftwood teepees. You can see the Carquinez bridges and Mt. Diablo. Salmon are caught here. Boulders fall down which make natural sculptures some families were grilling meat and having a great picnic. The park is close to 780 but is also quiet. Thumbs up to the Benicia residents for its cleanliness.
Beautiful walk with views of the straits and to contea costa north shore. Can be a relaxing slow walk or a more serious hike. We parked at the entrance and started the hike along the internal road, then climbed along the trail that circles the tall electric tower, real nice.
Great place to do short hike...trail runs from Vallejo to Benecia. Family friendly recreation area. A lot of picnic tables. Also, popular place to fish.
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