Adventures In California And Beyond
Quarry Lakes Regional Park lies between Fremont and Union City. It has a massive 350 acres of lakes for recreation and contains amenities for water activities such as swimming, fishing, and boating.
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Bernal Heights Park is a small dog-friendly park located near the southeastern corner of San Francisco. At a total elevation of 400 ft., taking a walk to the top of Bernal Height Park will reward you with 360-degree panoramic views of multiple San Francisco landmarks including Sutro tower, the downtown SF Skyline, the Bay, and Golden Gate Bridge. If you’re lucky, you can even find a swing overlooking the
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Slacker Hill is a discreet and short uphill hike that will lead you to fantastic panoramic views of the Golden Gate Bridge and the San Francisco skyline.
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Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve is an astonishing hike to experience Coastal Redwoods which are amongst the oldest and tallest trees in the world. There are 20+ miles of trails to hike, bike, and horseback ride.
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Ed Levin Park is the largest park in Milpitas with a multitude of unique activities to enjoy. This county park is nestled in a small valley at the foothills of the Diablo mountain range. It’s a unique park that has your typical park amenities but also of fishing, hang gliding, horseback riding, and a lengthy trail system.
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Pulgas Water Temple is a beautiful monument that leaves people in awe whenever they see it. There is a reflection pool lined with cypress trees, and a dome with marble columns, just as you imagined a mansion to be in the movies.
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Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park is one of the few remaining old-growth (undisturbed & centuries-old) Redwood Groves in the Bay Area. Nestled in the Santa Cruz Mountains, Henry Cowell is an hour and a half drive from San Francisco and fifteen minutes’ drive from Santa Cruz.
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Fort Point is set in a picturesque location right at the foot of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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The Devils Slide trail is an extremely family-friendly paved trail with well-marked signs, educational placards, benches for breaks, and restrooms.
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One of the charms of SF are these pockets of nature nestled within the city limits. Here is a list of some of the urban hikes in San Francisco that are worth checking out.
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San Francisco is known for it’s iconic hills. At Tank Hill you can catch views of downtown San Francisco and Golden Gate Bridge in the distance.
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Most visitors would prefer to visit San Francisco during the day time. For a different view or if you are short on time, sightseeing after the sun sets might be a better experience.
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