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    Raleigh Linear Green Park

    3.0 (3 reviews)

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    So great to have such a large space and let my rescue pup be free to roam around. Clean and close.

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    Santa Teresa County Park

    Santa Teresa County Park

    4.2
    (98 reviews)
    2.3 mi

    Intended to hike the usual Mission Peak, but was short on time, so found this mini version and am…read moreso glad we did! Mission Peak v. Coyote Peak -6 miles (3 miles uphill) v. 4 miles (1 mile uphill) -no shade v. first mile partly shaded -out and back v. loop -limited free parking and ample paid parking v. just ample paid parking -cows v. cows and coyotes and birds -both excellent views Park in the middle of the park off Bernal Road. This is a county park and has a $6 vehicle entrance fee, but I honestly didn't even realize that until I read about it after on the website because there was no signage or pay stations, so not sure if that's still accurate. There are multiple hiking trails. We chose a clockwise loop that included Coyote Peak. -Start at Hidden Springs trail -Transition to Coyote Peak trail -Linger a while at the top (about 1 mile moderately steep constant uphill, 21 minutes) -Continue down Coyote Peak trail to start your gradual 3 mile downhill. -Turn right at the bench to Rocky Ridge trail, where it narrows considerably and almost doesn't look like a path. Watch out for bikes! -Continue on to Mine Hill trail that will put you back where you started.

    This is a great wilderness park south of San Jose. There are trails winding through the hills for…read morewalkers, bikers, and horses. Dogs are permitted on lease leash. Please note: motorcycles/dirt bikes are prohibited. This is a fee park, and it only accepts cards. I found the machine wonky and it took a long time to successfully pay. It was $6 for a day pass. There are multiple trails, at least one bathroom with handicap parking, a picnic shelter withs remarkable bbq pit that can be reserved, and various benches and tables. There is little to no cell service (good or bad? You decide) out there. Out on the trails, we didn't see benches or water, so consider bringing your own water. There were some small boulders when we wanted a respite. I found it lovely out there, quiet, peaceful, with a rugged beauty. I look forward to seeing it in spring.

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