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Wildlife Sightings

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Length: 6.91 miles
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: Halfday
 
 
Created by YerbaQuercus

I am learning about the wildlife and flora of California.

Good for:
  • Views
Habitat:
  • Forests and Woodlands
  • Grasslands
Attributes:
  • Accessible Trail
  • Car (Drive up)
  • Dirt
  • Gravel
  • Loop
  • Paved
  • Trail Running
  • Transit Accessible
  • Walking

Overview

The trail has a lot of hills. The plant communities that dominate the landscape are oak woodland and grassland. Since, I went there during the summer. The hills were brown. The view from anywhere on the trail is beautiful. I could see the bayshore. Along the loop, there was a lot of ground squirrels. They were out in the open and hiding in trees. I saw a few new oak saplings along the trail. There is no shade on the trail. It got hot, but I brought my water. The loop is South of Stanford University. There are hikers on the trail. I did not see a bicyclist, but I think it is possible, even though the hills can be pretty steep.

 

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