Oakland Waterfront Trail

The Oakland Waterfront Trail is a part of the San Francisco Bay Trail, a planned 400-mile network of bicycle and hiking trails that will form a continuous ring around the Bay.

Measure DD is intended to help close the gaps in a 6.6 mile portion of the trail between Jack London Square and 66^th Avenue. Of the $198.25 million Measure DD bond, $53 million is allocated for property acquisition, environmental cleanup, and trail and park construction along the waterfront.

More information:

• Link to Bay Trail website (baytrail.abag.ca.gov)
• Link to Feasibility Study
• Draft Development Standards (large document broken into four smaller documents):
• Waterfront-Character (2mb)
• Waterfront-Types (2.5mb)
• Waterfront-Overview (2.3mb)
• Waterfront-Opportunities/Lighting (2.2mb)
• Current projects 
• Alameda Avenue: Layout Plan Segment 1 (765k) | Layout Plan Segment 2 (1.1mb)
• Current projects (coming soon)
• 66^th Avenue Gateway
• 66th Avenue layout plan
• Bridge crossing
• Derby Avenue to Lancaster Street
• Layout Plan
• Cross-sections
• Cryer Boatworks Site
• Layout Plan

Contact:

CIP Coordinator
Diane Tannenwald (510) 238-6386