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1. Lake Cunningham Action Sports Park - San José
· 513 reviews
2305 S White Rd, San Jose, CA 95148
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Chris Modica: Something for all levels, jumps feel perfect, there are even skinnies for bikes, good pump track, and great skate park, overall an amazing place
Frank Stutz: The Skateoark is great for young and young at heart. When it's sunny and not too hot its even better.
Megan Lacy: $20 for a day pass! HUGE park in a beautiful area.
Kim Perez: This place is a hidden gem! My kids and husband are here at least 2-3 times a week! We all have a membership which was a great deal! I’m grateful to have found a skatepark that’s not only safe, secluded, but also very clean! All the staff are extremely friendly and welcoming!
2. Hellyer Velodrome - San José
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· 64 reviews
985 Hellyer Ave, San Jose, CA 95111
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Julian Corona: Great Velodrome for beginners, Friendly Coaches. Fun Beginner sessions on Saturdays. If you are nearby in the area and interested in track racing or learning to ride a fixed gear. This would be the best place to go to and start!!!!
Dani M: New to riding the track or seasoned veteran, Hellyer Velodrome has something for everyone! Get with it and go race the track!!!
Jerome Cortese: I took my friend out there last week and he loved it almost as much as a good burger.
Martin Reinders: Velodrome in Northern California.
Randy Shelton: It's a velodrome. You race track bikes here, or just come out and watch. Wednesdays and Saturdays from around April to September or something, there are races. All levels welcome, but beginners need to sign up for a beginner session. You can rent a track bike for $10 or so. The community here is really great. Jump into some racing and you'll be swoll before you know it. Bring your own pedals, or your own bike, and your legs.
Mathias Jacquelin: Hellyer is awesome, there is no other way to say it. Great volunteers, highly recommend the beginner sessions on Saturday mornings, abd Wednesday nights racing
Matt Pyke: Brilliant racing atmosphere and great beginner sessions for all new track goers
Charles Rogers: I raced in the 70s back in the Leather helmet days
Charley Daly: Love this place!
3. Calabazas Park - Cupertino
· 828 reviews
6852 Rainbow Dr, San Jose, CA 95129
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4. BMX Park San Jose - Cupertino
· 11 reviews
6917-6985 Rainbow Dr, San Jose, CA 95129
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5. Coyote Creek Parkway North - San José
· 15 reviews
San Jose, CA 95138
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Rudy Ramirez: Nice park !
evelyn chu: Beautiful park, very well maintained. Right next to 101 highway, dog friendly kids friendly exercise friendly, lots of shades since they have trees everywhere. The trails are nicely built. I just wish they have milestones or some mileage indicators like the ones on the ground at los gatos creek trails ,or the ones with pole signs at Guadalupe trails. But still, it's in the nature and it's nice.
6. Coyote Creek Trail - San José
· 22 reviews
San Jose, CA 95138
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7. Metcalf Motorcycle County Park - San José
· 265 reviews
300 Metcalf Rd, San Jose, CA 95138
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Steve Buchholz: The rangers and volunteers maintain this park to the highest standard! The location of the park is incredible, you get the natural hills nearby, with fantastic basket views, even the telescopes of Mount Hamilton at times. It is very easy to get in and riding. I've ridden past this park for years, hoping to have an opportunity to enjoy the trails ... and now I have!
Duy Nguyễn: When I passed by it was closed so I didn't know
mike norton: Trails were a blast
Maksim Semizhon: A lot of fun on motorcycle
Lu Wang: to ride. This turned out to be a good idea. My kids went from weariness to excitement. The rangers are very friendly and provided a lot of useful information.
Tim: Great little country park for motorcycles. It’s got something for everyone
Victor D: Amazing motorcycle park with super friendly rangers. Great for small kids. My son loved riding his PW50 there.
Chris Uhlik: Excellent place for beginners. Not sure about the more advanced runs.
ExplorerOffgrid: this place is a great place to ride your bike. impeccably groomed trails just hard enough to be fun but not overwhelmingly so great for the newest of riders to those with a little bit more sand in their boots.
Roberto Flores: Great place , staff is super nice
Steven Sanchez (Mrguitarman8000): Quiet when there are no motorcycles
8. Tree Life Cycles Trail of Coyote Creek - San José
· 20 reviews
Coyote Creek Trail, San Jose, CA 95138
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Tom Farmer: Easy in and out drop-off spot if you want to ride, walk or run the Coyote Creek Trail. Big parking lot on a side residential street. After you get to the stoplight, cross the street and take a left over the bridge. Once across the bridge, the trail picks back up on the right and loops back under the bridge to head south to Morgan Hill or stay straight to head north to Hellyer Park a short distance away.
Dan Jensen: . Is there any signage left about life cycles? I don't but there's an excellent old oak tree.
9. Pump Track - Cupertino
· 45 reviews
6917-6985 Rainbow Dr, San Jose, CA 95129
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Ignasi Mas: Pros: a complete pump track for beginners and intermediate. Folks respect everyone's level, so all can have fun. Plenty of street parking.Cons: could not find a fointain and not a lot of shade if you are just watching!
Suresh Pandya: This place was once very alive and active with enthusiastic cycle riders . After Toyata Co. moved to Austin the place is now less frequented but still many riders use it . Still it provides good opportunity for outdoor adventure .
Dr. Vivek Annachhatre: Nice place to visit.
Ralph G: Ask me how I know... Really helps with mountain Biking skills
Bowen Payson: Great little pump track that checks the boxes for basics for kids and beginners. My four year old loves it and can progress on his own as he's ready. It offers enough variety that he can choose the route that he is ready for. It is a bit worn and could use some maintenance, but also that's due to people using the pump track when it is wet, which breaks down the compacted dirt.
Martin Rehwald: This is an amazing place when open. They extended the closure to 'until further notice'. Some additional fences inside the area, no visible progress and current closures of public sports facilities like athletics fields do not give a lot of hope it will open up soonish.
10. Los Gatos Creek Trail, St. Elizabeth Dr Entrance - San José
· 80 reviews
Los Gatos Creek Trail, San Jose, CA 95126
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Christa Perez Bailey: These are some of the birds you can find on this part of the trial. I recommend turning right once you enter the trial gate and heading towards Leigh Avenue.Recommended activities Dog Walking, Birdwatching, Walking …
Flor Flores: Recommended activities Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching, Walking Parking space Not sure Parking options Free street parking
Robert “Rob”: scenic routein nice areau Will find homeless encampments scattered around the foreststay to the trailsRestrooms: no public restrooms at this location
Oliver Cashman-Brown: The trail is so fun!!!! You can see wildlife there!!🦋🐛🕷🐄🐂🐎🐜🐝🐞🦆🐥🦅🐶🐱🐰🐸🐷🐮
Siddhant Jain: Great trail for a walk/run.
whiterain4_ pyrotechnics: Good trail
11. San Tomas Aquino/ Saratoga Creek Trail - San José
· 13 reviews
Unnamed Road, San Jose, CA 95129
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12. Martial Cottle Park - San José
· 475 reviews
5283 Snell Ave, San Jose, CA 95136
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Katie Evanicci: Beautiful park
Kim R: Great park. Such a nice place to get out for a stroll with the family.
Gweneth Lenox: Historic landmark..very walkable but very windy..Picnic area: Nice, relax
Denny Liu: Share a short video with you.https://youtu.be/HAtoa3I3Qds?si=FwWCMHKwXwed9lzQA state park inside the center of San Jose with well reserved farm. Very clean and comfortable BBQ panic area. A flat loop of trail to be able to walk, jog and bike. Good for dogs and kids. Fees required but many other entrances if only for trail.
Lillian Chaudoin: Wonderful park, all volunteers were very helpful. A master gardener helped me carry all the plants I purchased to my car. All the volunteers were very knowledgable on all the plants. It was a wonderful day because of all the people working this event. I plan to go back next year.🌻
Lesley Hutchinson: Love this park. A lot of people got to walk the trails, but they also have a good amount of picnic tables and bbq pits.
Kelly Song: Hidden gem near Edenvale. Immerse yourself in the nature and surround yourself with fresh flowers
Marissa Santa Cruz: I’ve been going to this park for years to walk my dogs, go biking around the neighborhood, & play Pokemon Go. But ever since I became a mom, I LOVE this park so much more! Beautiful place for photo shoots, & children of all ages can enjoy it! This park also has the best kept restrooms in a public space.
Patrick Sullivan: Huge park. Incredible UC Extension Master Gardeners' gardens. The native plant gardens are spectacular.
Clarke Groeneveld: Nice walking paths and restrooms available
Luis Ortiz: Clean
13. Calero County Park - San José
· 486 reviews
23205 McKean Rd, San Jose, CA 95120, United States
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Paul: Test drove this boat 32 years ago on calero reservoir I finished our story with it last weekend gave it to my son now he's going to start his new adventure with it clearo reservoir is awesome place to go spend the day..
Mi Nu: Very nice, beautiful view 💖
Rob Garneau: . Best in the spring when the wildflowers are blooming. Hikes can be challenging with fairly steep climbs.
lynsey Hudson: Beautiful lake. The rangers are always there to help you out of you need it. Lots of wild life
Natalie D. Wang: Nice view around the reservoir and so fresh
Mas S: Beautiful county park. Little lake, rolling hills, cattle, mountain biking...many ways to enjoy the park.
Dipak Modi: Numerous accessible trails wind through this park, offering breathtaking views of the Calero reservoir. The trails can get muddy during rainfall. There are prime spots for birdwatching and picturesque views of the reservoir, along with a handful of scenic picnic spots near the ponds.
Anastasiia Balyberdina: .Before visiting make sure the trails are open - during our visit most of the trail close to the reservoir was closed. The rest of it was quite muddy due to the recent rains. The hill trails were fine though.Restrooms: There were porta pottys at the trail head, didn’t see any on the trails.
Yi Lin: , I discovered an exceptional trail system that truly wowed me. The breathtaking views and diverse options available are particularly striking in the spring, when the hills are awash with vibrant green hues and clouds drift lazily across the azure sky. Initially, my plan was to tackle a 10-mile loop, but when the final third of the trail was unexpectedly closed, I ended up diverting an additional 3 miles along the reservoir. This unplanned detour was far from disappointing—the views were spectacular. The verdant landscape was the highlight for me, enhanced by the trail's excellent maintenance. A word of caution for summer hikers: the hilltop sections can be quite exposed to the sun, so it's wise to carry plenty of water or start early in the day. Overall, this trail ranges from easy to moderate difficulty, depending on which paths you choose to combine. Springtime, in my experience, is the optimal season for exploration.
Donald Jenkins: First time there. Did not explore park, but still had great view of Mt. Hamilton.