Adventures In California And Beyond
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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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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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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The Sawyer Camp Trail is a paved multi-use trail perfect for biking and running located just west of San Mateo. The entire length from one end to the other runs approximately 10 miles and borders the Lower Crystal Springs Reservoir.
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Carmel-by-the-Sea is an enchanting and romantic seaside destination which is popular roadtrip destination known for it’s historical magical village ambiance and picturesque Carmel beach.
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Overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge, Battery Spencer was once an active coastal gun battery built during the late 1800’s. Its strategic location helped protect access to the San Francisco Bay during WWI. Deactivated during WII, Battery Spencer now provides, in my opinion, the best views of the Golden Gate Bridge and of San Francisco itself.
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This short (~2 miles roundtrip) nature walk has a mixture of everything, including views of the Golden Gate Bridge, historic and explorable abandoned bunkers, coastal views, and to top it off, a small beach.
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Montara State Beach is a great example of Northern California Beaches which contain smooth clean sand, surf able waves, and California’s iconic bluffs in the background.
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16th Avenue Mosaic Steps One of the charms and quirks of San Francisco is the many “hidden” surprises that you
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