This park is covered by 980 acres of marshland and grassy hills, which makes it a perfect spot for bicycling, walking, bird watching, jogging, and of course, Summer picnics.
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Bayview and Red Hill Trails at Coyote Hills Regional Park
Gentle climbs, scenic bay views and traces of American Indian heritage await at the west edge of Fremont, California
Gentle climbs, scenic bay views and traces of American Indian heritage await at the west edge of Fremont, California
Easy
5.9 mi
9.5 km
9.5 km
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Gentle climbs, scenic bay views and traces of American Indian heritage await at the west edge of Fremont, California
Community Trips
Red Hill Loop Hike: Coyote Hills Regional Park EBRPD
Jarvis Landing, California, United States
1.4 miles
1.4 miles
Coyote Hills Regional Park, next to the toll station of Dumbarton Bridge, offers easy hikes, rich wildlifes and great sceneries of San Francisco bay for hikers of all ages. The park is composed of marsh ponds and small hills. The highest point, Red Hill, is no more than 300 feet and easily accessible. If you're interested in easy hikes or runnings, this is the right place for you. The park is also famous for its marsh...
An easy stroll at a Bay shoreline gem, perfect for even the smallest hiker.We found ourselves with a beautiful "winter" day, and a desire to try somewhere other than our usual haunts. So we hopped across the Bay to Coyote Hills Regional Park, just north of the Dumbarton Bridge. Coyote Hills is interesting in that it has some nearly 300' high natural hills right on the Bay, something unusual in the South...
This is one of my regular loop rides at Coyote Hills. Starting from the dirt parking lot on Paseo Padre, I ride into the park entrance on Patterson Ranch Road and go right just past the entrance kiosk onto the Chochenyo trail. From there just follow my route on the Google map.
Took a short loop ride with Jimbo G. at Coyote Hills to burn off some of that Holiday food. Trails were muddy and tires got loaded up. Coming down Soaproot trail got a little hairy once the tires were caked and traction was minimal. Winter time motto is...."if you ain't gettin' dirty, you ain't havin' any fun!"
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