Holdener Park

Pretty cool to visit. A lot of space to do activities. All ways a great time when a fair comes around

HIdden gem on the outskirts of Livermore. This site marks the intersection of the park with several well-known, paved bicycle trails. On the Saturday that I visited there were quite a few bicycles coming along the trails.There is easy parking next to a water facility. There are about 20 spots. The day I was here there were there was only a few spots filled, so I don't think you will have any trouble parking. The trails include some paved bicycle trails as well as several more challenging loops. They aren't really very difficult though, so even a beginner hiker will have no problem with them. I took several loops at a very easy pace, while looking and placing some geocaches. It took about 1 hour for about 2 miles. There are lots of great views, especially as you get near the top of several of the loops. There is even a bench to sit on and taken the great vista.Keep in mind that there are no facilities here. That means no water, no restrooms. The trails do not appear to have any markings, although they are so straightforward, I don't think anyone could really get lost.

Such a great local park. I used to come here all the time as a kid with my friends and it hasn't changed much! It's a great trail for family, casual running, biking or walking. It's not challenging at all and is great for all skill levels. My friend and I came here for fun on a random weekend and had a great time being outside and walking along the vineyards. It's not very crowded, which is nice. There is ample parking at the entrance, but if it is full you can park on the street in the residential area below. The main trail is about 2.2 miles and is very easy. There's no shade, so it might be a bit hot in the Summer.

A great walk/hike. We walked around once on one trail and it took about 20 min. We enjoyed it so much, we walked a second trail which was a little harder and took about the same time. We're in our early 20's with asthma and it was okay for us! It was quiet and peaceful, I'll definitely come again

+ 78 degrees in February+ Beautiful green hills+ Goats and geese to look at + Beautiful vineyards + Bike friendly + Dog friendly

This is a great walking trail for everyone! It has beautiful views of vineyards & hills. From the parking lot to the end gate is about 20 minutes at the average walking speed of a 21 year old (not in a hurry). The trail is dog friendly, bike friendly & jogger/walking friendly. There a few slight slopes at the end, but no steep hills on the paved trail itself. There are also beaten paths up on the hills to the left of the trail. Be sure to bring a water bowl & leash for your dog!

What a great find! Just exploring the roads in Livermore I saw the sign for this park. Its in the back of a neighborhood. really nice homes and narrow streets.The park is a parking lot that connects to trails. Biking, running, walking and dog walking trails. Great views of Livermore. Once you get out of your car all you hear is NOTHING. So weird. I mean, you'll hear nature and stuff like that. But no road traffic, no buses. Its so peaceful. Say hi to Llama's too. There is a llama farm at the entrance - fenced in. But remember they spit. hahah

This is a great, easily accessible park that starts right next to a farm filled with geese, ducks, roosters and lhamas. Paved path is very wide and goes along the hills and vineyards. Couple of trails go up into the hills. The trails are good for a quick hill work out but still easy to do round trip in 30 minutes. There is a small parking lot in the park itself but I like parking in the neighborhood just before the park to hear the roosters and geese sounding the alarm when as I walk by. Neighborhood gem for sure.

What I love about this Park is it is beautiful in the winter and the summer. Green hills in the winter and bountiful vines in the summer. You can stick to the paved path or brave the hills through the pedestrian gates and brave the hills.

Paved and unpaved trails with hills and flat areas. Connects to other Livermore trails. Beautiful view of vineyards, farm animals, and well landscaped homes. My favorite place for a jog/walk/hike.The only con is a lack of shade, but it's so great in other areas that I can't take away a star.