9 Hiking Trails near Hellyer Park (Coyote Creek DGC) - Free Arenas
Hellyer Park (Coyote Creek DGC)
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9 Hiking Trails near Hellyer Park (Coyote Creek DGC)

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Henry Coe State Park Campground

Morgan Hill, California

17.0 miles SE

A wild wilderness state park near Morgan Hill with spectacular spring wildflowers, year-round camping, creeks, ponds, fishing, and miles of hiking and biking on dirt roads and trails.

Camp, Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

camp Campsite

horseback Horseback Trail

China Hole

Morgan Hill, California

19.9 miles SE

A moderately strenuous hike to a historic mineral springs resort site and, a mile farther, China Hole — a 20-foot-wide, 7-to-8-foot-deep natural pool with a small sandy beach and flat boulders.

Camp, Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

Garden of Eden

Felton, California

22.1 miles SW

A popular Santa Cruz Mountains swimming hole with sunny beaches, blue water, and cliffs for jumping — multiple pools for all ages, with no campfires allowed in the area.

Hike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

Pescadero Creek Trail Area

Loma Mar, California

25.3 miles W

Shady interconnected trails weave through redwoods, ridges, and rolling valleys linking four parks in the Santa Cruz Mountains — a cool escape just an hour from the Bay Area.

Hike, Horseback, Mountain Bike, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

swim Swimming Hole

horseback Horseback Trail

0.1-0.9 mi

Natural Bridges State Park / Monarch Butterfly Trail

Santa Cruz, California

26.2 miles SW

A coastal California trail where Monarch butterflies blanket eucalyptus trees from mid-October to mid-February, leading to a sandy beach with a dramatic rock arch and stunning sunsets.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

Half Moon Bay State Beach

Half Moon Bay, California

36.2 miles W

A historic railroad corridor trail along the Half Moon Bay Pacific Coast with sweeping ocean views, access to multiple beaches, red-tailed hawks, herons, and a distant view of the famous Mavericks surf break.

Camp, Hike, Horseback, Swim

hike Hiking Trail

swim Swimming Hole

camp Campsite

horseback Horseback Trail

3.8 mi

East Ridge Trail

Oakland, California

39.7 miles NW

A wide, gentle ridge trail weaving through Oakland's redwood-covered hills to a waterfall — accessible all year with ladder bug clusters in the trees each winter.

Hike

hike Hiking Trail

0.5-0.6 mi

Grizzly Peak Trail

Berkeley, California

47.0 miles NW

A trail through the Berkeley Hills with sweeping San Francisco Bay views at the peak — great for runners, dog walkers, and out-of-town guests on a clear day.

Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

0.1-0.6 mi

Mt. Sutro Open Space Reserve

San Francisco, California

47.4 miles NW

A 61-acre ecological oasis on a 900-foot San Francisco hill with a historic century-old eucalyptus forest, rare native plants, and a native plant garden and demonstration area at the summit.

Hike, Mountain Bike

hike Hiking Trail

mountain bike Mountain Bike Trail

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