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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.

Redfern Trail sits in the south end of the Henry W. Coe State Park. The trail is a grassy ridge that provides uninterrupted views the entire trek up. There are many other trails in the area, so once you get to the top of the ridge, you could extend your run by taking a different trail down to Hunting Hollow Road.

Las Animas Park has a plethora of public facilities available. There is a nice running track, many sports-ball courts, large grassy areas, trails, and restrooms.

Diablo Foothills is a stunning 819-acre undeveloped preserve with rolling hills, oaks, ponds, and creeks. there is a nice mix of hard packed dirt paths and plenty of shade/exposed areas to add variety to your adventure.

Downtown Gilroy has a nice Historic Downtown District, which features a mix of shops, restaurants, and other local businesses. You can find all kinds of jewelry, furniture, tools, toys, kitchenware, clothing and more. The Downtown area also has a number of wonderful dining options, including coffee, sandwiches, steaks, authentic Mexican food, and the list continues.

The Dennis DeBell Uvas Creek Park Preserve is a 125-acre greenbelt preserve. There is a paved trail that around the boundary of the preserve that is great for running, walking, cycling, or hiking! There is plenty of shade from all the trees lining the trail, but a good amount of exposed sections too.

At this point an impressive tunnel opens in the walls of Scout Peak. From here on it is a succession of beautiful sceneries.

The pinnacles are the eroded remains of the western half of an extinct volcano that moved 320 km from its original position on the San Andreas Fault. They are a true natural wonder!