산타클라라 카운티‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

You can see over 180 different types of roses here from late spring to mid fall. The sculpted gardens surround a grand fountain at the center of the park. There are restrooms and bike racks on the north and south sides.

You can see over 180 different types of roses here from late spring to mid fall. The sculpted gardens surround a grand fountain at the center of the park. There are restrooms and bike racks on the north and south sides.

The Mineral Springs Grotto in Alum Rock Park tells the story of the area's geological history and abundance of natural mineral springs. Developed between 1891 and 1902, masons crafted intricate stone grottoes using native rock to protect the springs: sulfur, magnesia, iron, and carbonated soda springs. These springs once supported a thriving health resort, with waters believed to have medicinal properties. Today park visitors can explore the grottoes and interpretive panels along the Creek Trail to learn about the springs’ historical significance and the park’s transformation from an ancient ocean beach to the stunning canyon seen today. Unfortunately, soaking is not allowed these days.

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.

This old tree group shows how new Branches are interconnected. You can see how erosion in the valley actually resulted in a braches coming higher out of the trunk

An old growth grove of Redwood Trees, famous to Norther California. This old growth forest has a rich ecosystem and thick canopy keeping the trails nice and shaded.

Indian Rock, a natural climbing spot, is located at the entrance of the Sanborn-Skyline County Park. The rock consists of Sandstone, but don't have the red colors that are so commonly found in the American southwest.

Great place to get a view of the historical rolling foothills of Byrne Preserve, which will change in color throughout the year, from bright green in the spring to a toasty yellow once the summer hits.