The 
Winery Loop Trail is a 2.7-mile-long hiking and biking loop around the grasslands south of 
Arroyo del Valle in 
Sycamore Grove Park, five miles south of downtown Livermore in California. Trail highlights are the 
ruins of the historic Olivina Winery and the 
sycamore with a hole—the 
Hobbit Tree.
About a quarter mile south of the parks's 
Wetmore Road entrance, the trail follows a vineyard fence for another quarter mile to its junction with the 0.3-mile-long 
Olivina Trail. While you continue on the Winery Loop, you will soon arrive at an intersection, from where the 1.5-mile-long 
Wagon Road Trail ascends the hillscape and the 0.2-mile-long 
Walnut Trail offers a shortcut back to the streambed and Wetmore entrance. Past the intersection, the loop trail skirts the fenced ruins of the Olivina distillery and winery.
As you come to the junction with 
Kingfisher Crossing, you get another chance to shortcut the loop. If you do the complete loop, you will now travel between orchards: an 
olive orchard to your right (not part of the park) and a neglected 
almond orchard at the turning point of the loop. Here, the Winery Loop Trail meets the 2.5-mile-long 
Arroyo del Valle Regional Trail, which connects the Wetmore Road entrance with the 
Arroyo Road entrance.  
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| Old almond orchard with Wine Loop Trail | 
 
 
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