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Wilson Peak (a bit up the hill from this point on the trail) is the highest summit in the Henry W. Coe State Park. It stands at 2,648 feet and offers great views of the surrounding wild area.

Tule Pond is one of those tucked-away treasures. Tucked into a small cove along the Grizzly Gulch Trail, Tule Pond is a popular spot for a rest. The water levels are effected by seasonal and yearly droughts, but there's always something to see.

Chesbro Reservoir County Park is a 232-acre park that surrounds Chesbro Reservoir and is known for catch-and-release fishing. There is no swimming or boating allowed in the lake.

Chesbro Reservoir County Park is a 232-acre park that surrounds Chesbro Reservoir and is known for catch-and-release fishing. There is no swimming or boating allowed in the lake.

Uvas Creek is a 29.5 mile long creek that originates in the Santa Cruz Mountains and flows eastward through Santa Clara County. In this particular spot, you can run along a well-paved multi-use path that follows along the creek all the way until you turn back at Hecker Pass Highway.

The 21-Mile House, at 21-Mile Park, was a tavern and stagecoach rest stop located 21 miles away from San Jose. The house was constructed in 1852 (although no longer here today) and was crucial for providing refreshments to horses and their riders. Today there is a bronze plaque to commemorate the site.

West Little Llagas Creek Trail is a nicely paved multi use path with benches and parks along the way. This is a great option to stay off the main roads and follow along a creek.

Along the Grizzy Gulch Trail, you will see Tule Pond, a refreshing body of water nestled between rolling hills covered in lush greenery. The pond in the past has been a great bass fishing spot, but the drought may have hampered the population.