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Long a Berkeley institution and acute 60s counterculture symbol, this oft-controversial patch of grass off Telegraph Avenue now mostly houses homeless vagrants, crusty anarchist vegans, pickup basketball players, and UCB students caught between classes. But its also the site of frequent free concerts and political rallies, usually featuring local bands ranging from activist folk to ethnic funk. The spirit of free love is alive and well here: During a recent soiree, a young punky couple quietly (and openly) engaged in coital bliss, completely oblivious to the world around them. Ah, freedom.




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A seven mile trail through Strawberry Canyon in the Berkeley Hills starting from the trail head behind Strawberry Canyon Rec Area.




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A recreation area available for private events which includes a picnic area, outdoor pool, ropes course, and fitness center.




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A creek running through the UC Berkeley campus which has been home to a growing wild life population after starting a restoration project in 1987.




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A 34-acre living museum featuring one of the most diverse plant collections in the U.S., arranged by region. Also includes a bookstore and a small commercial nursery, profits from which go toward the gardens' operating costs.