Last night was the first of two Hot August Night events in the Town of Danville. It was so fun walking through the streets viewing old cars and other vehicles that were made pre 1968...classic 1957 Corvettes, 1957 Chevrolet Bel Airs...
Here's a few of the local attractions in Orinda, California. Stay tuned for more in depth, local information about this bedroom community near San Francisco, California.
Neighborhoods: Orinda Country Club, Castle Gate and Glorietta
Schools: Schools, API scores
Public Transportation: Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART)
Business Parks: Shadelands (Walnut Creek), Bishop Ranch (San Ramon)
Farmers Market: Orinda Farmer's Market
Food and Entertainment: Orinda Theatre, Casa Orinda, Serika, Siam Orchid
Shopping: Orinda Square, Safeway, Beverages and More
Recreation: Lafayette Reservoir, Briones Reservoir
Nearby Golf: Orinda Country Club, Tilden Park (public), Moraga Country Club
Events: 4th of July Parade, Orinda Film Festival
Cool hotels: Lafayette Park Hotel and Spa
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Briones Reservoir is one of my favorite hiking finds in the East Bay....not too far from the communities of Orinda, Lafayette and Moraga. Its picturesque beauty, wonderful hiking trails with an occasional wildlife siting help me to feel one with nature. Lamorinda, as these three communities are often referred to, is a most desirable location because of its beautiful neighborhoods and exceptional public schools. There is something for everyone: single family homes that range in price from $750K to $1M and above and townhomes and condominiums which start in the low $400K and apartments to rent.
My husband and I have found another exceptional recreational area in Lamorinda..the Lafayette Reservoir which is owned and maintained by the East Bay Municipal Utility District. It offers numerous hiking trails, boating, fishing, picnic areas and a playground that is designed for both tots and older kids.
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While hiking the trails in the East Bay, you will most likely come across Poison Oak. BEWARE! Right now this plant is very green and very poisonous. Many people are allergic to this plant and an itchy rash can result. Later in the summer the coloration turns an orangy red. If you come into contact with poison oak, be sure to wash the suspected area with soapy water. Happy Hiking!
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