Peninsula Trails. Jean Rusmore

Peninsula Trails - Jean Rusmore


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Sheep Camp Trail

       Cross Country Running Course

       Foothills Parks Adjoining the Southern San Francisco Watershed

       Pulgas Ridge Open Space Preserve

       Edgewood County Park and Natural Preserve

       City Parks and Trails in the Foothills

       Laurelwood Park and Sugarloaf Mountain

       Waterdog Lake Park and Trail/John S. Brooks Memorial Open Space—Belmont

       Big Canyon and Eaton Parks—San Carlos

       Mountainside Parks and Preserves on the Central Peninsula

       Burleigh Murray Ranch State Park

       Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve

       Phleger Estate

       Huddart County Park

       The Skyline Trail

       Wunderlich County Park

       El Corte de Madera Open Space Preserve

       La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve

       SOUTHERN PENINSULA

       Mountainside Parks and Preserves on the Skyline Ridge

       Thornewood Open Space Preserve

       Windy Hill Open Space Preserve

       Coal Creek Open Space Preserve and Upper Alpine Road

       Los Trancos Open Space Preserve

       Monte Bello and Saratoga Gap Open Space Preserves and Upper Stevens Creek County Park

       Monte Bello Open Space Preserve

       Upper Stevens Creek County Park

       Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve

       Skyline Ridge Open Space Preserve

       Long Ridge Open Space Preserve

       City Parks and Trails in the Foothills of the Southern Peninsula

       Town of Portola Valley

       “The Loop”—Through Portola Valley, Woodside and Menlo Park

       Enid Pearson Arastradero Preserve

       Foothills Park

       The Arastradero/Foothill Expressway Hub

       Foothills Open Space Preserve

       Town of Los Altos Hills

       Open Space Preserves and a County Park in Los Altos, Cupertino, and Saratoga Foothills

       Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve and County Park

       Duveneck Windmill Pasture Area

       Stevens Creek County Park

       Picchetti Ranch Open Space Preserve

       Fremont Older Open Space Preserve

       FOREST PARKS IN SOUTHWESTERN SAN MATEO COUNTY

       Pescadero Creek County Park Complex

       Sam McDonald County Park

       Pescadero Creek County Park

       Portola Redwoods State Park

       Butano State Park

       SAN FRANCISCO BAY TRAIL

       Brisbane

       South San Francisco

       Millbrae and Burlingame

       Coyote Point County Recreation Area and City of San Mateo Parks

       Foster City

       Redwood City

       Redwood Shores

       Port of Redwood City

       Pacific Shores Center

       Menlo Park and East Palo Alto

       SAN MATEO COAST BEACHES AND COASTAL TRAIL

       Fort Funston & Daly City

       Pacifica Beaches

       Pacifica to Montara

       Fitzgerald Marine Reserve

       Half Moon Bay State Beaches

       San Gregorio to Pescadero

       Pescadero to Pigeon Point

       Año Nuevo State Reserve and Coastal Access

       APPENDIX 1: TRAILS FOR DIFFERENT SEASONS AND REASONS

       APPENDIX 2: SELECTED READINGS

       APPENDIX 3: INFORMATION SOURCES ON PARKS, PRESERVES, TRAILS, AND TRAIL ACTIVITIES

      Preface

      Since the publication of the first edition of Peninsula Trails in 1982, the number of parks, preserves and open spaces and the miles of trails increased more than twofold. In the last two years Sue LaTourrette and I visited all the parks covered in the 3rd edition and hiked every new trail in each new park, preserve, beach or bayside. We marveled at the beauty and accessibility of the San Francisco Peninsula—from the San Francisco county line to Saratoga Gap and from San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean. Therein is a magnificent treasury of open space for all to enjoy. Described here are 19 open space preserves, 2 watersheds, 11 lakes, 4 Golden Gate National Recreation sites, 5 state parks, 16 county parks, 11 state beaches, and 9 Coastal Access points.

      We hope this book will help you, the reader, find these open spaces—the tiny coves and broad sandy beaches along the San Mateo Coast, the miles of paved Bayside trails, the route of the Juan Bautista de Anza Trail or the Bay Area Ridge Trail, the newest park or preserve, or the summit route to one of several 2400’+ peaks on the Skyline ridge. Awaiting you is the pleasure of seeing a tiny wildflower brightening the trailside in spring, the discovery of a shaded dell beside a rushing stream, a picnic lunch in a new park, and the sense of wonder when gazing at the vast Pacific from a bluff recently designated Coastal Access.

      Jean Rusmore and Sue LaTourrette

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      Introduction


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