Almaden Quicksilver County Park - San Jose, California

Il Parco County di Almaden Quicksilver è una destinazione turistica popolare situata all'indirizzo 21785 Almaden Rd, San Jose, CA 95120. Con una storia ricca di estrazione di mercurio, questo parco offre una varietà di sentieri escursionistici, aree picnic e viste panoramiche.

Il parco è facilmente accessibile con un parcheggio accessibile alle sedie a rotelle e bagni pubblici. È anche un'ottima opzione per le famiglie, con aree giochi per bambini e sentieri escursionistici adatti ai bambini. I cani sono ammessi nel parco, quindi non dimenticare di portare il tuo amico a quattro zampe

Una delle caratteristiche principali del Parco County di Almaden Quicksilver sono i suoi sentieri escursionistici, che offrono una varietà di livelli di difficoltà e paesaggi. Alcuni dei sentieri più popolari includono il Sentiero Guadalupe Trail e il Sentiero New Almaden Trail. Questi sentieri ti condurranno attraverso le colline ondulate e le miniere storiche del parco, offrendo viste panoramiche della baia di San Francisco.

Oltre alle escursioni, il parco offre anche tavoli da picnic e aree per barbecue, rendendolo il luogo ideale per una giornata in famiglia o una gita di un giorno. Il parco ha anche una storia ricca e interessante, con edifici storici e aree espositive che celebrano la sua eredità mineraria.

Il Parco County di Almaden Quicksilver ha ricevuto un totale di 1875 recensioni su Google My Business, con una media delle opinioni di 4.7/5. Gli ospiti hanno elogiato il parco per la sua bellezza naturale, la varietà di sentieri escursionistici e le opzioni per attività all'aperto.

Recensioni di Almaden Quicksilver County Park

Leonardo Sala

5/5

Sempre bello tornare.

Priya Sampath

5/5

We had a fantastic day hiking on the Almaden trail. Our group of four, along with our dog, found the trail to be clean and well-maintained. The path offered a medium to slightly challenging level of steepness, adding to the adventure. The scenic views along the way were simply stunning, making it a wonderful escape so close to the city. Dogs on leashes are allowed, and there is ample parking available on Mockingbird Drive. We had the incredible experience of seeing an eagle perched on a tree branch, which was a sight to behold.

Mohammed Ishaq

5/5

It was a beautiful morning for hiking. We met people on the trail but it was not crowded. We took the counter clockwise loop, which gets steep downhill. Not too difficult but knees get a good workout. Otherwise the is clean and wide. There is plenty of parking in the lot. The views from the top are beautiful.

Aditya Joshi

4/5

We were looking for wildflowers and found 1 of the trail here has beautiful wildflowers view so came straight here. This is very beautiful place (even though we didn't get to see wildflowers, I think we missed the correct trail). There are a few trails here in the woods (easy to moderate) but all are so beautiful and trees everywhere. We were here for an hour or two. We will definitely visit again. The parking lot is huge and free parking and entry.

Elliot Tally

5/5

McAbee entrance trails are super-busy on weekend mornings - glad to see so many people enjoying them!

Jamie Fend

4/5

Parts of this park are really nice. And the signs explaining all the history are great. Some parts of this park are just hell. Super steep exposed hot fire roads. Not a fun part of our trail run. The single track trails in the shade were really fun though, and I love open space so easily accessible from the city!

Tina Nguyen

5/5

It is Beautiful this time of year to hike at Almaden Quicksilver. (3/21/2021).
The park has so many different trails and well marked.
An amazing history of the mine, Guadalupe Reservoir, Almaden Lake, and very spectacular views of San Jose Bay.
I was used Mockingbird Hill Parking, with no entrance fee, it has a bathroom at the trailhead.
I was hiked 16 miles, and 2,500 ft of elevation gain.
My hike was not easy because it was a long-distance but it was not too difficult since it was not steep.
It’s nice rolling hills with some great views of the valley, and not too crowded.
Tons of fun!! Lots of shade and little sun.
Good balance of incline and decline.
During early spring, the park offers one of the most spectacular wildflower displays.
The secret of happiness is to discover all the marvels of California.
Happy Hike Everyone!!!

Maria Matilde Reyes

5/5

I came here after a week of rain, and the grounds and trail were still in very good shape. I came on a Sunday afternoon and encountered nobody on the trail! It was nice and private. The trail itself is great for getting in shape! The incline has a very steep grade. My Portuguese Water Dog Mack and I had an excellent workout! This trail is also dog-friendly. The views are amazing! The hike was very serene and peaceful. On the day we came, there was a a massive double ? rainbow! It was absolutely amazing!!!