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The preserve is open from 8 am to sunset throughout the year. Hours are posted at the parking lot and can be found
online. The first half of the trail is open year round while the last half is seasonal and might be closed if it has been raining. Call 650-329-2423 or check
Description
Take the
Juan Bautista de Anza Trail until it breaks off to the right and follows the Arastradero Road. The Woodland Star
Trail breaks off to the left and begins to climb at a gentle rate. Following a dry creek bed, unless it's been raining, the trail crosses over a culvert and continues until it reaches the intersections with the
Bay Laurel Trail. The trail breaks off to the right and begins to climb out of the forest.
Wildflowers can be seen in the early spring on either side of the trail. The trail takes a couple of switchbacks before emerging on a ridge that that offers great views of the forests and surrounding areas. Birds can be seen flying around the area before the trail meets up with the
Meadowlark Trail under a big shade tree where a bench provides an opportunity to rest and take in the view.
Once you have taken a break and possibly had a snack, you can turn back and retrace your steps. Another option is to take the
Meadowlark Trail and explore other areas of the park.
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Shared By:
Kristen Arendt
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