EAST BAY, TRI-VALLEY & BEYOND
A place for
your next chapter.
Get to know the communities I serve, with practical starting points for parks, local destinations, and getting around.
TRI-VALLEY
San Ramon
San Ramon brings together shopping and business districts, community parks, and a paved regional trail. Start around the City Core, then explore how its neighborhoods connect to the places in your daily routine.
Explore San Ramon ↗SAN RAMON VALLEY
Danville
Danville’s historic downtown offers landmarks and a self-guided walking tour. Local parks and the Iron Horse Regional Trail give you more ways to explore the area on foot.
Explore Danville ↗TRI-VALLEY
Dublin
Dublin offers recreation facilities, historic sites, and regional transit access. Explore Emerald Glen Park and Heritage Park, then consider the routes and amenities that matter to your daily life.
Explore Dublin ↗TRI-VALLEY
Pleasanton
Pleasanton combines a downtown of shops and restaurants with parks and outdoor trails. Its regional transportation options include BART, ACE commuter rail, and local buses.
Explore Pleasanton ↗TRI-VALLEY
Livermore
Livermore’s public spaces range from downtown Stockmen’s Park to the open space at Sycamore Grove. Local buses and ACE connections offer options to consider when planning your routine.
Explore Livermore ↗EAST BAY
Castro Valley
Castro Valley is an unincorporated Alameda County community with a BART station for regional travel. Nearby Lake Chabot adds trails, picnic areas, and opportunities to spend time by the water.
Explore Castro Valley ↗EAST BAY
Hayward
Hayward brings together a downtown near BART, public gardens, and shoreline recreation. Explore the places you’ll use day to day alongside the gardens and trails you might visit on a weekend.
Explore Hayward ↗EAST BAY
Fremont
Fremont offers outdoor recreation around Lake Elizabeth and museums exploring railroad, mission, and film history. Regional rail connections provide another part of the picture when considering your daily travel.
Explore Fremont ↗SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Tracy
Tracy offers arts programming at the Grand Theatre Center for the Arts and recreation at local parks. TRACER and regional bus connections are useful resources when exploring how to get around.
Explore Tracy ↗SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY
Lathrop
Lathrop sits in the northern San Joaquin Valley on both sides of the San Joaquin River. City parks, regional roads, and local transportation offer practical starting points for exploring the area.
Explore Lathrop ↗Local resources checked September 2026. Follow the official links on each page for current access, hours, and service information.
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