Route 680--Contra Costa County in California State

Route 680--Contra Costa County

Make the drive from Walnut Creek to the northern edge of Pleasanton and you will be rewarded with a fascinating view.

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Route 680--Contra Costa County Details

Make the drive from Walnut Creek to the northern edge of Pleasanton and you will be rewarded with a fascinating view. This 12-mile route is one of the best places to the tree-covered (or snow-covered in winter) peak of the 3,849-foot tall Mount Diablo.

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