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PG&E Trail

February 14, 2016May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes, SF Bay AreaTagged Bay Area, Hike, Hiking, SF Bay Area

Today was a great day for hiking. This trail almost made me cry after four miles of climbing, but eventually we reached the peak.

We hiked 8.28 miles

Here is the park link

Windy Hill Preserve

February 4, 2016May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes, SF Bay AreaTagged Bay Area, Hike, Hiking, SF Bay Area

So far this has been my favorite hike. There were nice views of the valley. We hiked 10.14 miles, this has been the longest one.

Here is a link with some information

Almaden Quicksilver County Park

January 17, 2016May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes, SF Bay AreaTagged Bay Area, Hike, Hiking, SF Bay Area

I learned about this place thanks to a friend.

We hiked through California mining history. It was a really interesting place to visit and have an idea of how people used to live here.

We hiked 5.75 miles

Wunderlich County Park

January 10, 2016May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes, SF Bay AreaTagged SF Bay Area

This was an easy hike with beautiful views.

We hiked 5 miles today.

Eagle Rock Reservation

January 1, 2016May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes

Today we walked about 4 miles in Montclair, NJ. We visited the Essex County 9/11 Memorial and enjoyed the views of the New York City skyline.

Sanborn Park

December 26, 2015May 28, 2022Posted in Hike, Hikes, SF Bay AreaTagged SF Bay Area

The day after Christmas, we went for a hike with the kids. It was a cold morning, and we hiked a loop that was about 3.82 miles with them.

First steps

October 26, 2015May 10, 2024Posted in Hike, SF Bay AreaTagged Hiking, SF Bay Area

For the past few months, we’ve been planning when to go and how to get ready for El Camino a Santiago/ Saint James Way. Our travel agent in Spain already helped us arrange the places where we are going to stay.

Now, getting ready for the long-distance hike is up to us. Last month, we purchased our first pair of hiking boots and day backpacks. We’ve been going on short hikes on nearby trails to get some practice.

We learned the hard way that baseball caps are not effective in protecting us from the sun and that we need wide-brimmed hats for better coverage.

Pichette Ranch: Oct.18

Our first walk was five miles.