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1. Los Gatos Creek Trail and Bridge - San José
· 48 reviews
Los Gatos Creek Trail, San Jose, CA 95125
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2. Almaden Quicksilver County Park - San José
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· 1700 reviews
21785 Almaden Rd, San Jose, CA 95120, United States
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Fatemeh Ramezani: Wonderful hiking trail for socializing and doing activity in the nature. Highly recommended.
Orly Liba: Awesome steep trails, great views of the bay and Mt. Um.No restrooms or water anywhere. Beware of poison oak and snakes.
J Bri: permanently closed to bikes - including the Senador Mine trail & Webb Canyon entrances
leslie landauer: This is an amazing county park in back of a neighborhood! Lots of parking and many trails to choose from. Lots of up hill but trails are well marked and in good condition. Good variety of vegetation and picnic tables along the route. Some sunny areas as well as shaded areas so bring sunscreen and lots of water.
Dude: In A Nutshell:-Almaden Quicksilver County Park is a nice gem, deep in the foothills of Silicon Valley.-This is Pat Tillman country too.-If you want a wide variety of paths to choose from, this place will fulfill your needs.-Not only do you get options, but you also get a varied scenery of rolling hills & foliage.-There are couple trees here where miners were hung.Overall, be wary of mountain lions as they do roam around since it's their home, not ours.
Rima Mehta: Dog-friendliness: Very suitable for dogs!
Todd Fitzwater: Great trail network. Very Hilly. Lots of up and down. Pretty views. Old mining spots. Old towns. Old cemetery. Pretty cool. Muddy in the rain.
Vesper Aeon: Was listening to AKFJC when I heard about this park, so I decided to go check it out. It is pretty damn big, and the hills are pretty Steve, so make sure you bring a canteen full of water.
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3. Odette Morrow Trail - San José
· 33 reviews
998 Coyote Rd, San Jose, CA 95111
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4worldlovers: 
Odette Morrow Trail is located in south San José, within Shady Oaks Park. You can reach the trail via the east bank Coyote Creek Trail; watch for a directional sign guiding you to cross a pedestrian bridge over the creek. Shady Oaks Park is northeast of the intersection of Silver Creek Valley Road and Coyote Road.
This paved loop trail travels through remnant orchards and mature oak trees, along the west bank of Coyote Creek. Outdoor fitness equipment permits a full-body workout as part of your hike. The loop is within Shady Oaks Park, where you'll also find open turf, picnic areas, playgrounds and a basketball court.
Odette Morrow Trail is located in south San José, within Shady Oaks Park. You can reach the trail via the east bank Coyote Creek Trail; watch for a directional sign guiding you to cross a pedestrian bridge over the creek. Shady Oaks Park is northeast of the intersection of Silver Creek Valley Road and Coyote Road.
This paved loop trail travels through remnant orchards and mature oak trees, along the west bank of Coyote Creek. Outdoor fitness equipment permits a full-body workout as part of your hike. The loop is within Shady Oaks Park, where you'll also find open turf, picnic areas, playgrounds and a basketball court.
Max: Several interconnected trails are ideal for short hikes or longer bicycle rides. Most trails are fairly flat.Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Walking Parking space Somewhat difficult to find parking Parking options Free street parking …
thyagarajan kunju: Serene and picturesque with long walking trails surroundingOpen farm land. Ambience is encouraging for long walks.
Ms. M: Unfortunately the trail got a little sketch as you were further down, but if your looking for a quick loop for running its a decent spot.
jiakun dai: The road conditions are very good, very suitable for walking, cycling, and exercising
Tony Chan (Uncle Tony): Good working distance. Fit for everyone.
Mari Rodriguez: Beautiful scenic views, great trails, fun for all.
Nelly Khayat: Love the trails. Well used by neighborhood families. Wonderful to see parents and kids walking or biking together. I saw a coyote for the first time this week while walkingA few months back I saw deer on the trail near Odetta Trails meadow
Jeff B (Jeffery): This is a nice gem that you might overlook. The park is part of the larger Coyote Trail and has a wonderful workout area and playground. The trail is paved and winds through nice woods that keep you cool. Parking is scarce, but it seems like the park is frequented most by people in the neighborhood. The one downside is the waterway and how it seems to attract homeless, yet noone bothered us during our visit.
Hilary Genise: Great walk. About 1 mile. Easy to social distance
Lisa Incatasciato: Nice area. Old walnut trees are in the center of the paved loop path. There is free but limited street parking. No bathrooms. Unfortunately there were a lot of people jogging without a mask in some kind of unofficial race.
Maria Zuniga: Large distance for long walks , trails with lots of shade,exercise area,
Carlos Campos: Beautiful place lots of shade and fresh air
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4. Coyote Creek Trail, San Jose, CA - San José
· 88 reviews
Silver Creek Valley Road and Piercy Rd, San Jose, CA, Silver Creek Valley Rd, San Jose, CA 95138
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5. Lower Guadalupe River Trail - Santa Clara
· 183 reviews
Guadalupe River Trail, San Jose, CA 95134
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6. Almaden Quicksilver County Park, Webb Canyon Trailhead - San José
· 46 reviews
7144 Webb Canyon Dr, San Jose, CA 95120
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7. Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve - San José
· 1781 reviews
Sierra Rd, San Jose, CA 95127
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DH Paul Chung: Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No
Sri Kanaka Durga Sailaja Kadali: Beautiful place to see the sunset and city viewVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Haewon Park: SuperbVisited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Akhil N: Beautiful and an easy trail. Looked absolutely stunning during sunset.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Ro son: Visited on Weekend
Sreeja Chimbili: Visited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min
Mrimon Guha: Amazing location for viewing the sunset. The colors are spectacular and so beautiful. We could see the moon as well as it was getting dark. The sight of the moon rising and the sun setting down was one for the books. Loved it, I would recommend it to everyone who loves sunset.Visited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
leena andrade: It's a beautiful trail plus the drive to the place is equally beautiful ❤️Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
ICT Jacko Wu 吳富源 R&D: It’s a great place to enjoy the scenery and night views of the Bay Area, and you can go hiking.Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No …
Mec Cotton: Best open public area. Careful there are a lot of rattle snake don’t bring kids elderly or petsVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended Not sure …
Pooja Rayjada: Went there at nightVisited on Weekday Wait time Up to 10 min …
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8. Los Gatos Trail - San José
· 48 reviews
1036-1000 Liebelt Ct, San Jose, CA 95126
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Сергей Жуматий: Recommended activities Hiking, Running
Evgeny Semionov: Great trail for walking, running and biking. It is pretty long and goes to Lexington Reservoir near Los Gatos. Most of the trail is paved.Fees: No charge for trail use.Restrooms: There are a couple mobile restrooms close to the beginning of the trail near Meridian. And there are a few restrooms along the way.
Michael Egger: Recommended activities Biking
Vatsal Shah: Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Walking
Jason Pollock: Recommended activities Running, Dog Walking, Walking
Doug Felt: Nice trail along the creek and a few small reservoirs. Paved, about 9 miles to the old mill where the gravel starts. Some homeless camps along the first mile.Recommended activities Running, Biking, Walking …
Roger Norman: Very nice trail.Well maintained. Very nice scenery. Quite a few homeless live along the trail, but don't seem to bother anyone. Nice place to ride bike, walk, jog whatever you do.Find a good starting point.
Biju KP: Recommended activities Running, Biking, Walking
JUANITO RICO 2 (Nekas): Enjoy'' enjoy it
Billie Fry: Sweeet
Joey Bertoldo: A great trail for hiking and biking
sean brown: Great trail to bike with young children. Goes all the way through and south of Vasona Lake Park.
Steven Fanelli: Great hike:walk from Willow Glen to Los Gatos, a little lunch in L.G. and back to Willow Glen! Great scenery and a great walk!!!
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9. Boccardo Loop Trail - San José
· 163 reviews
5345 Sierra Rd, San Jose, CA 95132
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4worldlovers: Drive to the top of Sierra Road. The free public parking area and equestrian parking is located on the right.
This preserve in the Eastern foothills of Santa Clara County offers sweeping views of the Valley and the opportunity to stroll through diverse landscapes including oak woodlands, rolling grassland, and chaparral communities, characterized by their groups of shrubs. Perched above Alum Rock Park, the area protects watersheds, areas of land that absorb water for it to flow into streams and reservoirs, like Penitencia Creek and is home to several protected wildlife species including the California red-legged frog, California tiger salamander, American badger, and Western burrowing owl and other species such as golden eagle, mountain lion, bobcat, and gray fox.
The Aquila Loop Trail is a mellow hike, perfect for beginners and families with young children. Enjoy expansive views as you stroll through grasslands and rock outcroppings that were once part of the ocean floor. Keep your eyes peeled for red-tailed hawks, bobcats, and acorn woodpeckers.
The preserve offers multi-use trails open to hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Stop at one of four benches along the trails to relax and enjoy the views.
Please note that there is NO access to Sierra Vista from Alum Rock Park through Alum Rock Falls Road. Trespassing is strictly prohibited.
This preserve in the Eastern foothills of Santa Clara County offers sweeping views of the Valley and the opportunity to stroll through diverse landscapes including oak woodlands, rolling grassland, and chaparral communities, characterized by their groups of shrubs. Perched above Alum Rock Park, the area protects watersheds, areas of land that absorb water for it to flow into streams and reservoirs, like Penitencia Creek and is home to several protected wildlife species including the California red-legged frog, California tiger salamander, American badger, and Western burrowing owl and other species such as golden eagle, mountain lion, bobcat, and gray fox.
The Aquila Loop Trail is a mellow hike, perfect for beginners and families with young children. Enjoy expansive views as you stroll through grasslands and rock outcroppings that were once part of the ocean floor. Keep your eyes peeled for red-tailed hawks, bobcats, and acorn woodpeckers.
The preserve offers multi-use trails open to hikers, mountain bikers, and equestrians. Stop at one of four benches along the trails to relax and enjoy the views.
Please note that there is NO access to Sierra Vista from Alum Rock Park through Alum Rock Falls Road. Trespassing is strictly prohibited.
Sonam: Beautiful views all throughout - Even while driving up and town!Recommended activities Hiking …
K DY: The view is vast and the night view is peaceful.Recommended activities Hiking …
Josh: It has great view of town and lake on the way from west to east direction road. Parking lot has about 20-30 slots.
Michael travels: Very steep trail with outstanding views. Two mountain lions or coyotes stood on the trail in front of me.Recommended activities Hiking, Running Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot …
Anna Durbanova: Interesting trail, almost no people during the work days
老钱理财: The scenery of the mountains behind my home!Recommended activities Hiking, Biking, Birdwatching, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Free parking lot …
Srujana Neyikapula: It is a moderately difficult trial, bring plenty of water especially during summers. Very limited shade in the trail. There are 3-4 trails which are under 2 - 4.5 miles.Limited parking 🅿️ spots. Can’t park in the neighborhoods or road side.
Michael Li: Invigorating hike with plenty of hills and sure to captive nature lovers.Wildflowers were in bloom and provided bursts of color that added to the overall visual appeal of the hikeHerds of cows were also just off the trail, allowing for some excellent photo opportunities
Patrick Desjardins: Parking is limited but free. You cannot park on the road. No restrooms. Three trails. The 1 mile take about 30 minutes, possible with a stroller. The 2.5 miles is not possible in stroller, the third option is around 10 miles.
LEONARD SANCHEZ F.: Loved and protect gods gift nature, its free
Nishad Kumar: :Did my first 5 Mile trail run and it was definitely challenging with the heat. Started at 8 am, should have started at 6. 😑Overall, just the right elevation you need to start off your trail running journey.Best to enjoy during sunrise or sunset. It can get trafficky anytime post 9:00 AM. The trail has lovely views, goes downhill first and then uphill with an elevation gain of 1,100 Ft.Great trail to start off with for trail running.
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10. Coyote Creek Trail Berryessa - San José
· 7 reviews
11807 Berryessa Rd, San Jose, CA 95133
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11. 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.
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12. Lower Guadalupe River Trail - San José
· 16 reviews
Guadalupe River Trail, San Jose, CA 95002
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Rahul Vishwakarma: Recommended activities Walking
Angelina Z.: Sunny or rainy, great trail to walk, run, or bike on.Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching, Walking …
Maithreyi Prabhu: Recommended activities Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Walking
Evgeny Semionov: Great place for riding a bike. Working hours set for this place are misleading and Google rejects changing it. There is no entry gate here, the trail is accessible 24/7.Recommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Birdwatching, Walking …
Neha Kamath: Recommended activities Running, Biking, Dog Walking, Birdwatching
Steve Zamek: Great place for running biking and walking. The path connects all the way to the bay
Marcos García Hernández (PANTHER): Perfect 👌 place to relaxRecommended activities Hiking, Running, Biking, Birdwatching, Walking …
Daniel Flores: I’ve gone on a few hikes here nice and flat great place to go on a run or on your mountain bike.
Georgina Salazar: Great local trail a short walk from my community. It feels safe because it’s well maintained, has nice signs, and gets used a lot by people walking, running, biking, and using small motorized vehicles. Still, I’ve never seen it really crowded, probably because there isn’t a lot of parking nearby. I haven’t gone far on this trail; I guess it’s long and has many access points farther away
Andrew St.Martin: I frequently ride this trail on my bike riding workouts and when riding my bike to work. Lots of wildlife can be seen: Canada geese, great blue herons, once I saw a mother deer and her fawn. There are some homeless encampments between the 880 underpass and downtown.
Rusdi Marpaung: Nice place to walk, jogs and bike.. near airport
Brendan Sagucio: Nice quiet trail. Great view of the fireworks from Great America
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13. Rancho San Vicente Open Space Preserve - San José
· 62 reviews
21151 McKean Rd, San Jose, CA 95120
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Beth G: Open space hiking area. The trails are not as steep as nearby Almaden Quicksilver ParkVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait …
Danny Lara: Visited on Weekend Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free
Ardavan Pedram: Scenic bike rides
david levi: Great place for mountain biking, hiking, horse ridingVisited on Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No Price for adult entry Free …
Tom Jacopi: This is very popular with mtn bikers, and some trail runners. The basic loop is 8mi with no significant sustained climbing so riders of most fitness levels can do it. It’s a wider single track trail which is a good width for beginning and intermediate bikers.The reason it’s not 5 stars is that it’s not pretty. Some ok views, but nothing special.If your a hiker, it’s not a bad loop, but be prepared for *lots* of bikes.
Michael Johnson: Visited on Public holiday Wait time No wait
Doris Chang: A lot of bikers and a lot of dust. Hikers remember wear a thin mask to avoid the dust.
Joan Marshall: Great mountain biking trails.
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14. Santa Teresa County Park - San José
· 1431 reviews
Bernal Rd, San Jose, CA 95120
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Kelly L. Ferrante RN: It was a great location for our family to gather and enough room to set up outdoor games. There wasn't a lot to look at but the park is well maintained.Picnic area: Large covered areas, significant amount of shade.
VINODHINI RAJASEKHAR: Beautiful night
Ronald Schexnayder: Beautiful park and trails. Make plans to visit soon.
Ali Ebadat: Beautiful park.Restrooms: Clean restroomsPicnic area: There is plenty of picnic area beside the big one that needs reservation
Daniel Truckses: just found keys incl hobda car keys here
Lakshmi Krishna: Beautiful view and a peaceful place for relaxing. Many breathtaking trails .Great place for hikers. It’s a must visit place.Nature at its best.
Earth on Fire: Picnic area: Variety of picnic areas. Family friendly.
Carol Lau: Vibrant and alive grasslands. Soothing my eyes and soul. Easy trials. Too early for wildflowers blooming. Will definitely go back soon.
Deepa Murthy: Beautiful place to hike. The view fromThe top is just stunning. You can see the city views from the top. Ample parking space and hike is moderately easy.
Ronil Sawant (Californiaaa_baybae): Coyote Peak and Ridge Trail Loop -3.8 miles and 1 hr 50 mins to completeModerately challengingProbably the Best park in San Jose since there are Lots of different trails & many different ways to choose from. The trails are clearly marked, but they can get a bit muddy after rains. Benches are scattered around the scenic spots.The best time to visit is in April. Since the trail is completely exposed, April is not that hot. Also you can see a lot of wild flowers, even Poppy.Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.Kids friendly hikeRestrooms: Few restroomsDog-friendliness: Allowed on leashPicnic area: Many benches
Bob: Good jogging/hiking trails. Been my park for over 50 years. Looking SW, the low grassy hills are RanchoSan Vicente/Calaro.The woody hills behind that is Almaden QuickSilver Park
Ruben Salazar: Great trails, short and long not many trees but usually mild weather, watch for mountain lions, rare but they're around. Love this park!
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15. Coyote Peak - San José
· 11 reviews
Coyote Peak Trail, San Jose, CA 95119
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jim olson (-_-): Recommended activities Hiking, Walking
Marco Paganini: so be prepared. The payback is beautiful views in a very quiet place. During the summer, expect a pleasant and constant breeze. There are also a few benches where you can rest.Parking: There's an unofficial parking lot outside
Jason Pritchard: I cheat and drive to the top of this hill.
Timothy Riener: Amazing view! Requires a hike that is accessible to most amateur hikers, albeit with a little bit of a workout. For the stronger hikers not all that difficult. The reward is a 270 degree view.
Sriram Venkatesh: Beautiful views of the Bay Area and the adjoining hills at the top. If the hills are green, a must do hike in south San Jose.Parking: County park has a $6 fee while entering the parking areaRestrooms: Public restrooms available near the parking lot
mike F: Fees: $6 per day, $95 annual passDog-friendliness: Dogs on leash. You enter a gated cow pasture toward the top and will walk among the herd at timesRecommended activities Hiking, Walking Parking space Plenty of parking Parking options Paid parking lot …
Phong Pham: Easy hike to get a clear 360° views of Santa Clara county. Watch out for speeding mountain bikers.
Chip Li: Great view on the top. Either climbing the hard way from the north or drive to the top from the south passing the lake. Some lonely ATnT workers on the top too.
Steve Zamek: Great hiking area with 360 panoramic views and wild flowers in the spring
Satya Narayan Vijayvergia: Natural BEAUTY
Anatoly Ivanov: Top of the mountain in Santa Teresa County park. This is the local Everest . As with real Everest, the views are great but it can get crowded. If you are seeking solitude, this may not be your cup of tea.
Viper: Great views! Can see downtown San Jose from there and also most of Bay Area. Great for sunsets
Stefan Baeurle: Beautiful hike up the green hills with plenty of magnificent views.
Kshitiz Goel: It's a good view point only 2-3 mile hike from the golf course. There are some benches to sit and watch the sun set over the hills and look at the Bay Area from a bird's eye view. The hike down can be a little treacherous due to loose stones and dirt. We also saw some deer during the hike.
Vignesh Manoharan: Nice Hike ! Not too strenuous, but really works your muscles !
Bo Thomasson: 20 years ago, I had a job nearby that I didn't like much. The hike up to this peak a couple of times a week kept me sane. Often saw deer on the trail, occasionally coyotes, once a bobcat near the base.
Danyelle: Really awesome view on a clear day, and very rewarding as the hike is not terribly challenging either. Plenty of space for social distancing and rocks/benches to sit on.
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16. Inspiration Point - San José
· 128 reviews
San Jose, CA 95127
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17. Calero Creek Trail - San José
· 2 reviews
21720 Chona Ct, San Jose, CA 95120
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18. Penitencia Creek Trailhead - Noble Ave. - San José
· 10 reviews
14642 Noble Ave, San Jose, CA 95132
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19. Montgomery Hill Park - San José
· 365 reviews
Montgomery Hill Trail, San Jose, CA 95135
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Luis Fuentes.: Very beautiful place. I loved coming here, I highly recommend it. The landscape reminds me of my town.
Joydeep Sen Sarma: .Playground: fowler creek playground is close byDog-friendliness: lots of people dog walkingPicnic area: picnic area around fowler creek playground, not so much directly on the trail itself.
Susi Suazo: Beautiful place
Harry Jung: Historic place. A bit steep hill on west side. Restrooms far
Evgeny Semionov: Easy complexity shirt hike with good views to San Jose.Picnic area: There are a few picnic tables downhill.
Clarita T Zinatbakhsh: Fun
Anthony Ladd: Great place to run, ride, walk.
Viktor S: Perfect place for a walk/ few loops to runRestrooms: The Porta potty near the hills is closed up .If you need to use a bathroom please go to the tennis courts
Steve Zamek: Very good place for cross country training biking and running.Completely exposed so must be hot in summer
Jomin Mathew: I recently had the pleasure of visiting Montgomery Hill Park, and I can't help but share how wonderful the experience was. Not only is it the biggest trail in the locality, but also its natural beauty and serene atmosphere make it a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park's expansive walking trails offer breathtaking views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The variety of plant and bird species adds to the park's charm, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and birdwatchers. The park's well-placed benches and picnic areas provide perfect spots to relax and take in the scenic surroundings. Overall, Montgomery Hill Park is a hidden gem that offers a peaceful retreat and a chance to reconnect with nature right in the heart of the urban landscape.
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20. Sierra Azul Open Space Preserve
· 658 reviews
Mt Umunhum Rd, San Jose, CA 95120
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