This 2-acre farmstead was once home to Ukrainian expatriate and writer Father Agapius Honcharenko, who lived here in exile with his wife Albina for over 40 years. Born in Kiev …
The Hayward Shoreline Interpretive Center, established in 1986, is a fantastic educational center for school groups and the public to learn about the significance and history of the wetlands surrounding …
Network of tree-shaded trails across open grass areas with picnic tables, a historic totem pole, community center with water and restrooms, library with free public WiFi
Beautiful views of rolling green hills and the Bay Area. If you're planning on attempting this hike after rain, make sure you're wearing waterproof hiking boots, as the terrain can get quite muddy.
Great spot to rest, have your lunch and bask in the wide-open spaces unfolding in front of you. From canyon views and ridgetop vistas to peaks of neighboring mountain ranges.