Orinda

Built around a railway stop in the San Pablo Creek valley, Orinda grew into an incorporated East Bay city of wooded hills and low-density residential neighborhoods. The creek runs north toward San Pablo Reservoir, while the Berkeley Hills form the community’s western edge and separate it from Oakland. State Route 24 reaches Orinda through the Caldecott Tunnel, a long-standing link between inland Contra Costa County and the Bay side of the hills. In the centre, the 1941 Orinda Theatre is a surviving Art Deco cinema and a focal point for film and performance programming. Explore additional webcams nearby to understand how Orinda’s creek valley fits into the wider East Bay.

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