3/3/2011 Mount Diablo is a mountain in Contra Costa County, California in the San Francisco Bay Area, located south of the town of Clayton and northeast of Danville. It is an isolated upthrust peak of 3864 feet (1178 m), visible from most of the San Francisco Bay Area and much of northern California. Mount Diablo appears from many angles to be a double pyramid and includes many subsidiary peaks, the largest and closest of which is the other half of the double pyramid, North Peak, nearly as high in elevation at 3557 feet (1084 m). The peak is the centerpiece of Mount Diablo State Park, a state park of approximately 20000 acres (80 km2) in area. The park was the first public open space of a complex—according to Save Mount Diablo—now including 38 preserves, including adjacent and nearby city open spaces, regional parks, watersheds, etc., buffered in some areas with private lands protected with conservation easements. Preserved lands on and around Mount Diablo total more than 90000 acres (360 km2). The day use fee for Mount Diablo State Park is $10 per vehicle.[3] Except for distant views from the Central Valley, Mount Diablo’s northwestern double pyramid view is most familiar to California residents. This view however includes a minor part of the mountain's acreage, most of which stretches east and southeast from the summit through Altamont Pass to the rest of the northern Diablo range. en.wikipedia.org Congratulations! Your account is now enabled for uploads longer than 15 ...