#loveyourparks6feetapart – Sierra Vista was one of the first places I hiked after moving to California. I’d been there a few other times but not recently. Since it is still open for hiking during Covid stay-at-home orders, I decided to head up there and go for a hike.
Next in my Santa Clara County Parks series is Calero County Park. I’m a little slow on sharing my photos…
Today we decided to go for a hike up along the ridge where we ended our hike on one of…
It was a little warmer today than it has been – so when we woke up to a beautiful sunny…
In the afternoon, it went from being cold outside to a bit of a downpour. It rained enough that there was water flowing through the riverbed behind our campsite – although there is no sign of the water in the riverbed this morning.
Scott described it, I arrived back at the van “only marginally injured”. Just after the last picture was taken, I slipped on the way downhill and went down part of the hill on my butt, which would have been fine except the hills was made up of mostly sharp rocks!
We had drive the Rainbow basin scenic loop a couple years ago and at that time found ourselves thinking that…
Next in our series on Santa Clara County Parks is Ed Levin County Park, which is about a 20 minute…
Next on our tour of Santa Clara County Parks is Joseph D. Grant. This park is at about the 1/2…
Upon arrival at Uvas Canyon County Park, we discovered a pretty little park. It was only a 40 minute drive from home, which makes it one of the closer county parks with camping. It is also one of the smaller of the Santa Clara County parks, tucked into a Canyon within the Santa Cruz mountains just south of Morgan Hill. @SCCParks