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Water in Almaden Quicksilver North, 3/22/23 by Ronald Horii
There's been a lot of rain lately, so I've been seeing how all this water has been affecting the local parks, waterways, and trails. On 3/22/23, I went for a short walk on the flat part of the Senador Mine Trail in Almaden Quicksilver County Park, starting at the McAbee Road entrance. I also took a look at the start of the New Almaden Trail. You can see how much water is flowing in the park and how it has affected the trails. There's a lot more water flowing here than I've ever seen before. Here are more pictures of Almaden Quicksilver: http://www.newalmaden.org/#Pictures. Here's more information and maps on Almaden Quicksilver County Park: https://parks.sccgov.org/santa-clara-county-parks/almaden-quicksilver-county-park.
There's been a lot of rain lately, so I've been seeing how all this water has been affecting the local parks, waterways, and trails. On 3/22/23, I went for a short walk on the flat part of the Senador Mine Trail in Almaden Quicksilver County Park, starting at the McAbee Road entrance. I also took a look at the start of the New Almaden Trail. You can see how much water is flowing in the park and how it has affected the trails. There's a lot more water flowing here than I've ever seen before. Here are more pictures of Almaden Quicksilver: http://www.newalmaden.org/#Pictures. Here's more information and maps on Almaden Quicksilver County Park: https://parks.sccgov.org/santa-clara-county-parks/almaden-quicksilver-county-park.
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