サンタクララ郡周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

If you make the summit a fantastic view awaits. Be aware the road goes down then up to the road about then up again to the summit!…

Still one of the highest points in the Santa Cruz Mountains, even though the military graded and flattened the actual summit to create an Air Force base. The summit was cleaned of hazardous material in 2009, then carefully restored after a lot of community input. It's a lovely place to visit now!

Black Mountain, situated on Monte Bello Ridge, is a popular destination for hikers and mountain bikers. With an elevation of 2,812 feet, it's easy to understand why. From the summit, the views of the Santa Cruz Mountains and Silicon Valley are breathtaking.

A small hike/bike-in campground with a vault toilet and (non-portable) water. You can oversee the lights of Bay Area at night and wake up above the cloud in the morning. You have to get a permit ($2) and the park rangers come and check the permit in the evening.

Rancho San Antonio County Park shares a boundary with Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve, which adds almost 4,000 acres of nature to the 289-acre park. The trails are well-kept and well-marked, but all bikes need to keep on paved-paths only.

Los Cerritos Pond is just off the side of the Oak Cove Trail and is a great spot for a pit-stop during your ride. You can get right up next to the banks of the water, or you can hang out under the shade trees closer to the main trail.

The Santa Teresa County Park offers multiple trails leading through the hilly grasslands. When you run these trails in the morning or in the evening, you have good chances to spot birds or deer and coyotes in the park.

Santa Teresa County Park is a 1,673 acre park offering an array of spectacular views. There are secluded upland valleys here that offer a quiet place to escape developed areas and enjoy some solitude.