Calero County Park is a scenic natural area located in the southern foothills of San Jose, California. Spanning over 4,400 acres, the park offers diverse landscapes that include rolling hills, oak woodlands, grasslands, and the large Calero Reservoir. It's a popular destination for outdoor activities like hiking, horseback riding, fishing, and boating.
Hellyer County Park is a 354-acre urban park located in the heart of Santa Clara County's regional park system with the Coyote Creek meandering through the center. Located within the park is an Olympic-size velodrome. This open air, banked, concrete bicycle racing track is used to stage professional and amateur bicycle events.
Grant Lake Trailhead is a hiking area located in Mount Hamilton, California. Grant Lake parking lot is located at Joseph D Grant County Park. Parking is free and first come first serve and there is one restroom. The parking lot allows park visitors access to Lake View Trail, McCreary Lake, Halls Valley trail, and Los Huecos Trail.
Blue Oak Ranch Reserve is a Biological Field Station and Ecological Reserve operated jointly by the UC Berkeley Natural History Museums and the UC Natural Reserve System. Founded in 2007, Blue Oak Ranch Reserve is a 3,280 acre Biological Field Station and Ecological Reserve, one of the 39 units of the UC Natural Reserve System.
Joseph D. Grant County Park is a 10,882 acre park in Hamilton, California including some of the County's finest open space resources, as well as hiking & horse trails, rich environmental, cultural and recreational assets.
Martial Cottle Park is a 287 acre park located in San Jose, California. The activities include walking, biking, equestrian, paved trails, dogs on leash, reservable group picnics and picnicking.
Calabazas Park is a 17.2acre park located in San Jose, Santa Clara County featuring BMX track, basketball court, sand volleyball court, unlighted softball field, two horseshoe pits, three unlighted tennis courts and playgrounds.
The largest of the open space lands that Midpen manages, Sierra Azul Preserve protects 19,300 acres of wilderness in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The preserve encompasses much of the Sierra Azul range and its foothills - topped by the 3,486-foot peak of Mount Umunhum.
Rancho Santa Teresa Historic Park is a 1,673 acre park offering spectacular views from its over 17 miles of trails above the Almaden and Santa Clara Valleys for equestrian, hiking and bicycle use.
Santa Teresa County Park is a 1,673 acre park located in the Santa Teresa Hills offering spectacular views from its trails above the Almaden and Santa Clara Valleys.
Sierra Vista Point offers sweeping views of the Valley and the opportunity to stroll through diverse landscapes including oak woodlands, rolling grassland, and chaparral communities, characterized by their groups of shrubs.
Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve in the Eastern foothills of Santa Clara County offers sweeping views of the Valley and the opportunity to stroll through diverse landscapes including oak woodlands, rolling grassland, and chaparral communities.
