Camille Trail is a 2.1 mile moderately trafficked loop trail located near Alamo, California that features beautiful wild flowers and is rated as moderate. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, nature trips, and bird watching.
The trailhead starts in a private neighborhood so please be respectful when parking, keep your dogs leashed, and keep area clean of trash.
February 20, 2021
December 23, 2020December 21, 2020Beautiful serene trail, went early morning. Street parking. Be careful when navigating at the 2nd half mark, I almost went off the route and my 1 hour hike would've ended up being much longer. A great workout, wear good hiking shoes.
December 20, 2020October 31, 2020October 11, 2020Definitely worked up a sweat on the hills, there’s about 3-4 steep areas, and the rest isn’t too bad. Lots of shade and occasional open areas. Great area to bring your dogs! There’s a great view of Mt.Diablo at the “top” of the trail. We went the wrong way a couple times, you’ll see that on my recording.
October 11, 2020Nice fire trail. Single track a bit hairy.
October 10, 2020October 7, 2020September 20, 2020last section was narrow and steep
September 5, 2020August 19, 2020Great trails
July 31, 2020Great hike and kids enjoyed too!!
June 7, 2020Killer hike up Camille but once get to Madrone level trail hike. Beautiful. Walked over to Jack London house. Great hike
May 19, 2020Trail itself was ok, but creek at the bottom was the best part for my dog to play around in
May 5, 2020This trail was so beautiful. The entrance with the eucalyptus trees was really gorgeous and we had some really good inclines plus the last half was a small sips trail that also crossed a stream. Can’t recommend enough. Was about 2 miles but could’ve gone a longer way
May 4, 2020there is no parking at the trailhead. street parking might be tight during peak times. The main section of the trail is wide but the south section of the trail is narrow with loose footing. loads of birds
May 3, 2020Watch for the loop trail junction to the left before the gate just before Eugene O’Neill pond and barn! It’s a smaller trail.
April 25, 2020Great trail! Watch out for poison oak on the smaller trails
April 17, 2020Perfect little trail for a quick midday workout. Lots of trails for biking up here as well:) Will definitely come back and explore more.
August 11, 2019Warning: The directions will tell you to take a left down Camille Lane, a private road, as your last turn: DON’T turn. It’s narrow an there is nowhere to actually park. Park at the end of Camille ROAD right before that left turn (you’ll see other cars parked there). This was a nice shady trail, very challenging at times, with cows and cow droppings so watch your step and be mindful of the furry residents. :)
August 26, 2018
First to ReviewGreat trail with beautiful scenery
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