Suggestions for Nature Preserve near Redwood City
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Christopher M. • March 26, 2010Sylvan Trail is a 2.5 mile exercise loop. Great for a quick jog. If you really want a hike though the other trails offer much better views.
Mike P. • April 26, 2015There's a new water fountain (Spring 2015) at the Ranger Station near the Duck Pond. Right in the middle of picnic area. Has a low fountain for pets as well.
Tobias S. • October 15, 2017The combination of the razorback and spring ridge trails is roughly a 10 mile hike. Spring ridge is mostly open space, razorback is wooded and shady. Choose the direction you hike them in accordingly
daniel c. • July 8, 2014Good single track mountain biking trails. Well marked. Not too crowded. Has hikers and cyclists.
Tobias S. • September 30, 2017Open to Palo Alto residents only but well worth befriending a PA resident for. Great views!
John A. • August 13, 2019The actual trailhead is 2 miles away in a residential area with no parking, so this is the spot to park. Once you find the trailhead, the real nature hike begins.
John A. • September 2, 2019Bring a bottle of water! Try smiling instead of scowling, we all just want to share the trails❤️
Stanford University • November 3, 2011Mountain lion activity is common here. An adult male lion can weigh 200 pounds and stretch 9 feet. But the annual risk of being attacked by a mountain lion in Jasper Ridge is 1 in 10 million.
Jill W. • January 30, 2013Enjoy a nice bike ride on the Baylands trail during lunch time . The trail leads right to main campus !
?Preserve •Ames Research Center Access Trail (at SF Bay Trail), Mountain View
Mark P. • November 15, 2012Easy 15 minute walk to some secluded beautiful beaches, just follow the Monterey pines.
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