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Santa Teresa Park, Ridge, Hidden Springs, & Ohlone Trails, 2/7/16 by Ronald Horii
On 2/7/16, I went for a hike in Santa Teresa Park, starting from the golf course, going up the connector trail behind the driving range to the Ohlone Trail. I went up the Ohlone Trail to the Coyote Peak Trail. I went off the Coyote Peak Trail to the Ridge Trail, leading to the Laurel Springs Rest Area. I then hiked up the Ridge Trail to its high point, where I got views of the Bay Area. I then went down the Ridge Trail to the Hidden Springs Trail, and the Pueblo Day Use Area. I saw a hawk there. I went down the Hidden Springs Trail to the Ohlone Trail and back to the golf course. — at Santa Teresa County Park. (near Santa Teresa County Park)
On 2/7/16, I went for a hike in Santa Teresa Park, starting from the golf course, going up the connector trail behind the driving range to the Ohlone Trail. I went up the Ohlone Trail to the Coyote Peak Trail. I went off the Coyote Peak Trail to the Ridge Trail, leading to the Laurel Springs Rest Area. I then hiked up the Ridge Trail to its high point, where I got views of the Bay Area. I then went down the Ridge Trail to the Hidden Springs Trail, and the Pueblo Day Use Area. I saw a hawk there. I went down the Hidden Springs Trail to the Ohlone Trail and back to the golf course. — at Santa Teresa County Park. (near Santa Teresa County Park)
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Ronald Horii
The upper and lower waterfalls were flowing on 1/24. The upper one only flows immediately after or during a rainstorm. The lower one flows longer, as long as the creek is flowing. I could hear water in the creek, so the lower one was probably flowing, but I didn't check it.
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