Where is quarry lake

After many months of careful planning, the property was subdivided into residential and commercial components for development of the mixed-use project now known as Quarry Lake at Greenspring. While Beazer Homes implemented its residential development, Obrecht Properties constructed , s.

In and , a number of the commercial properties opened including the Lifebridge Health medical office, Walgreens, and the Fresh Market. This is a trail around an old quarry that runs through a community.

Mostly along traffic roads, on sidewalks. Views are limited by the trail running behind condos that sit on the lake. It is a little confusing to find where the trail is because it starts by all of the shops and continues through a gated community. But once you know where you are going the paved path is very nice for running and walking. Use Navigator in the AllTrails app and join the other outdoor explorers who have completed this trail.

Quarry Lake Walk easy Length 3. Quarry Lake is a mixed-use development that combines residential and commercial. The Board of Directors oversees the community clubhouse and pool, the lake and Bluestone Park, a 7-acre park with a separate entrance off Greenspring Avenue. While not a public park, Bluestone Park is, by agreement with the county, open to the public.

Reviews Sort by:. Daniel Plotkin. November 10, Walking Closed. Sara Kritzer. October 27, Connie Loeb. October 24, Hiking Closed. Charlene Long. July 24, My new favorite spot to walk or bike- very revealing and pleasant! Samantha Rexrode. July 11, Paul L. June 13, All good today.

Kristen C. April 20, Paved trail, beautiful walk around lake. Jessica Rich. January 14, Leon Coleman. November 20, Very nice lake and community. Rah Alv. November 19, Warren Wolf.

October 9, All paved run. Deirdre B. October 4, Sheed Coleman. October 3, Great Hills!!! Zay Johnson. September 30, Bird watching Great! T Turner. September 10, Nice community walk. Daris Ashlee. August 8, August 1, Walking Great! Shana Amor. July 26, Richard Adelberg. July 19, Janet Mercer. June 30, Private property. The Daily Fishing Access Permit may be purchased at the park entry kiosk. For information on getting a Fishing Access Permit, see the Permits page. For fish planting schedule see the Angler's Edge Online.

Note that daily bag limits apply at all fishing locations. Find that and other Park District fishing information at the Fishing section of our site. Please note that the use of lead fishing weights is prohibited at Quarry Lakes. In partnership with the Alameda County Water District, the Quarry Lakes Lead Fishing Tackle Awareness and Exchange Program was created to educate local anglers on the hazards of using lead fishing tackle and to provide the opportunity for a no-cost exchange of toxic lead split-shot weights and sinkers for lead-free split-shot weights and sinkers.

The kiosk attendant will exchange weights at any time the kiosk is open, currently 6 a. Picnic sites with tables and barbecues are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Reservable sites are also available. Reservable sites include Ensenada North and South, which are pavilion-shaded sites that accommodate up to people each; Osprey and Lampert Knoll, which which accommodate 50 each and cannot be combined; and Niles alcohol not allowed , which accommodates Alcoholic beverages are not allowed in Quarry Lakes, except by permit within reservable picnic areas excluding the Niles reservable site.

Call EBPARKS or , press option 2, for more information or to obtain a picnic reservation and alcohol permit at least three business days in advance. Since the lakes are used for groundwater recharge, gasoline-powered engines are not allowed to enter the park by regulation of the Alameda County Water District even if you don't plan on using the gas motor.

For boat launch information and a schedule of fees, see our Boating and Sailing page. All watercraft must be inspected prior to launching. Dogs are not allowed in the water anywhere in the park, and dogs are not allowed to pass the beach gates or be in the swim beach area. Please note that all dogs must remain on leash at all times while in the park leashes may not exceed six feet in length. This regulation is necessary due to the recreational nature of the park and to protect the wildlife and ecosystems in the park's natural unit.

Commercial dog walkers are required to obtain a commercial permit, regardless of how many dogs they walk at one time limit of six. For information, call Private individuals or families do not need a permit in order to walk up to three dogs at a time, but must still pay the dog fee.

Those who wish to walk four to six dogs must obtain a permit to do so. For information on getting a Dog Permit, see the Permits page. In , inspired by the long history of nurseries and flowering fruit trees in the area, Park Supervisor Jim Larrance and Park Gardener David Pellarin began developing the gardens.

View the gardens while going on a scavenger hunt for subtropical, conifer, or rare fruit trees. Bring your GPS or smart phone to locate trees based on coordinates. An alternative way to play is by using your orienteering skills and a map.