Volver a Senderos
Rancho San Antonio
Cupertino
On-Leash
4.4
moderate
6 miles
↑ 1000 ft
Dirt, gravel, some paved sections
Sobre Este Sendero
Popular South Bay preserve with rolling hills and oak woodlands. Dogs must be on leash at all times. Great variety of trails from easy to challenging.
Características
⛰️ hills🌲 forest
Mejor Para
🐕 Perros Grandes
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Frequently Asked Questions
Only in the County Park half, and only on leash. The site is two adjoining properties with opposite rules: Santa Clara County's Rancho San Antonio County Park allows leashed dogs, while the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District states plainly of the adjoining Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve that "Dogs are not allowed in this Preserve." There is no off-leash section anywhere here — the preserve bans dogs outright rather than permitting voice control. Dogs are also not allowed in the Deer Hollow Farm area. Check trailhead signs: the boundary between county park and preserve is not obvious on the ground.
Ubicación
Obtener Direcciones en Google MapsInfo del Sendero
Estacionamiento
Free but fills up by 9 AM on weekends
Agua
Water fountains at parking area
Consejos
Arrive before 9 AM on weekends or parking is impossible. Mountain lions have been spotted — keep dogs close.
Mejor Hora
Early morning, especially weekends
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