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This narrow, winding road snakes its way up from Gilroy to Mount Madonna State Park. Don't expect a lot of traffic, but also don't expect a lot of room as the road gets progressively more narrow the higher you get. That being said it is a beautiful ride and well worth the effort.

This section is delightful. Smooth tarmac, decent grades, and stunning views. I climbed it on my way to SJB but I can imagine the descent is even nicier.

The road to get here is a good ride and normally quiet. You aren't supposed to ride any further than the junction with the Coit Road. The old hot springs resort was popular with Japanese-Americans in the late 1800s and early 1900s. You can see the remains of the old bath houses and hotel complex.

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.

This smooth and winding road is a joy to ride with plenty of incredible views of Anderson Lake to take in. With a steady gradient you can get some pace up here too.

There is a cool bridge here located in a little canyon. This point is just about where Anderson Lake flows into Coyote Creek.

Originally named Pine Ridge Ranch by Henry Willard Coe, Jr., this historic cattle ranch once comprised over 12,000 acres. We can all thank Henry's daughter, Sada Sutcliffe Coe, for repurchasing the ranch and donating it for public use to Santa Clara County in 1953, after her brother had sold it to a private company in 1948.

There is a cool bridge here located in a little canyon. This point is just about where Anderson Lake flows into Coyote Creek.