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    San Francisco, Ca: Bayfront Park Loop

    Trailer Rancho Mobile Home Park, CA    

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    Starting from the parking lot on Marsh Road, head east on a wide, unnamed, gravel path. In the saltwater tidal pond to the south, look for the numerous species of water fowl--such as egrets, canvasbacks, grebes, avoc... trimbleoutdoors.com

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    Sweeney Ridge And The Portola Discovery Site, Pacifica,...

    Vallemar, CA    

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    Enjoy panoramic views of San Francisco Bay and the Pacific coastline from the summit of Sweeney Ridge. Spanish explorer Gaspar de Portola was on a mission. He was charged by his country to establish settlements in California ... trails.com

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    Baltimore Canyon

    Hayward Park, CA    

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    This is a great trail to hike or run, even during or after rainfalls. For longer hike, park near Dolliver Park on Madrone Road. Walk a few blocks to Foley - take a left. Look for stairs after the third house on the left. ... localhikes.com

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    Sweeney Ridge: The Portola Discovery Site, San Bruno, California

    Vallemar, CA    

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    The small, open space area on scrub-covered moors is for locals an oasis in an urban desert, which includes the San Francisco International Airport and the busy Highway 280/101 corridors. Protected as Golden Gate National Rec... trails.com

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    Alameda Creek Trail

    Fremont, CA    

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    - Alameda Creek Regional Trail follows the banks of Alameda Creek in southern Alameda County from the mouth of Niles Canyon (in the Niles District of Fremont) westward to San Francisco Bay - a distance of 12 miles. Alameda... wildernet.com

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    Clarkia Trailhead, Edgewood Park - Redwood City, California

    Emerald Lake Hills, CA    

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    The Clarkia Trail leads from a safe pullout along Canada Road into Edgewood Park and Preserve. It traverses a south-facing slope to meet the Serpentine Loop - which circles the ridge top of the park. The trail gets its na... waymarking.com

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    San Francisco Watershed - The Bay Area Ridge Trail Route ...,...

    Highlands, CA    

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    The 15-mile linear valley running through the Watershed was formed over the millennia by movements along the San Andreas Fault. For perhaps thousands of years before the coming of the Spanish this valley was the site of Nativ... trails.com

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    Tilden Wildcat Gorge

    Hayward Park, CA    

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    Take Selby trail to Wildcat Gorge trail. Run along a stream (water flows even in the summer, which is unusual in the Bay Area) on pine needle and Eucalyptus leave laden trails. Take Mineral Springs trail, then left on Sea... localhikes.com

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    Purisima Creek Redwoods - Short Loop, Woodside, California

    Redwood Park, CA    

    4 out of 5 based on 2 ratings

    This 7.3-mile loop gives you a taste of the terrain and beauty here at Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve. Though this counterclockwise route is short, using mostly wide single-track trails (old logging roads), it?s ... trails.com

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    The Skyline Trail, Woodside, California

    Redwood Park, CA    

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    A beautiful and varied trail through the Bear Gulch Watershed links Huddart and Wunderlich county parks. This long trail follows the Skyline ridge, where frequent fogs make it a cool trip in hot weather. trails.com

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    The Traverse (Backpacking), Los Altos, California

    Los Altos Hills, CA    

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    This five-day backpacking voyage across the Santa Cruz Mountains begins in the foothills above Palo Alto and ends at the Pacific Ocean. Along the way, it tours perennial streams, sweeping vistas, human history, the San Andrea... trails.com

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    Anthony Chabot

    9999 Redwood Rd, Castro Valley, CA    

    2 out of 5 based on 3 ratings

    Camping and a wealth of other outdoor activities are available only 20 minutes from downtown Oakland at the 5,067-acre Anthony Chabot Park. It's a beautiful year-round public campground, with a marksmanship range and ... reserveamerica.com