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Thursday, October 31, 2013
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Another Local Hike Near Redwood City!
At Land Rover Redwood City, we enjoy a good hike! It's always great to take your Rover out to find a nice retreat into the wilderness.
Check out this local hike!
Bear Gulch and Alambique Trails, Wunderlich County Park
Overview: This hike at Wunderlich County Park takes you through some of the most common ecosystems in the South Bay: second-growth redwood, oak, madrone and open meadows.
The park, just outside of Woodside on the west side of Silicon Valley, draws crowds on the weekends, and it can be hard to find a parking spot. That's why I recommend taking a day off from work (call it a mental health day) when you'll have the trails mostly to yourself.
The redwood forest deepens the further you hike in. At one point this whole hillside was logged, but now a new redwood forest is reclaiming the land. It's a great place to experience nature's regenerative powers first-hand.
Trails on this track: Bear Gulch Trail > Alambique Trail > Skyline Trail > Alambique Trial.
Wunderlich is on a hillside at the foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains; you start at the bottom so it's pretty much uphill for most of the first half; but it's downhill for the rest.
Note you can cut this hike roughly in half by looping back to the parking lot rather than venturing higher in the park along the Skyline or Alambique trails.
Also, the Redwood Trail is a pretty side trip, and The Meadows is an excellent open area for taking a snack break.
Best time to come: With all the shade, this is a great all-year park; springtime will be a bit more scenic as the wildflowers bloom. The deepest redwood section offers a cool break from summer heat. The redwood canopy even offers some protection on a rainy hike.
Click here for more info on this hike: http://bit.ly/1aqavie
Courtesy of Everytrail.com.
Visit us at Land Rover Redwood City to set up an appointment to take a new 2014 model on a test drive!
Check out this local hike!
Bear Gulch and Alambique Trails, Wunderlich County Park
Overview: This hike at Wunderlich County Park takes you through some of the most common ecosystems in the South Bay: second-growth redwood, oak, madrone and open meadows.
The park, just outside of Woodside on the west side of Silicon Valley, draws crowds on the weekends, and it can be hard to find a parking spot. That's why I recommend taking a day off from work (call it a mental health day) when you'll have the trails mostly to yourself.
The redwood forest deepens the further you hike in. At one point this whole hillside was logged, but now a new redwood forest is reclaiming the land. It's a great place to experience nature's regenerative powers first-hand.
Trails on this track: Bear Gulch Trail > Alambique Trail > Skyline Trail > Alambique Trial.
Wunderlich is on a hillside at the foot of the Santa Cruz Mountains; you start at the bottom so it's pretty much uphill for most of the first half; but it's downhill for the rest.
Note you can cut this hike roughly in half by looping back to the parking lot rather than venturing higher in the park along the Skyline or Alambique trails.
Also, the Redwood Trail is a pretty side trip, and The Meadows is an excellent open area for taking a snack break.
Best time to come: With all the shade, this is a great all-year park; springtime will be a bit more scenic as the wildflowers bloom. The deepest redwood section offers a cool break from summer heat. The redwood canopy even offers some protection on a rainy hike.
Click here for more info on this hike: http://bit.ly/1aqavie
Courtesy of Everytrail.com.
Visit us at Land Rover Redwood City to set up an appointment to take a new 2014 model on a test drive!
Friday, October 11, 2013
Local Hike - Purisima Creek Redwoods!
Do you love to explore the local landscape in your Land Rover to find great destinations? Check out this beautiful hike within driving distance of Redwood City!
Purisima Creek Redwoods - Open space preserve in the Midpeninsula region.
"The open space features not only redwoods, but ferns, wildflowers, coastal scrub, several babbling brooks which can grow to sizable creeks in the winter." - EveryTrail.com
Click here for more details: http://bit.ly/19qRM76
Visit us at Land Rover Redwood City to set up a test drive for a brand new Land Rover!
Purisima Creek Redwoods - Open space preserve in the Midpeninsula region.
"The open space features not only redwoods, but ferns, wildflowers, coastal scrub, several babbling brooks which can grow to sizable creeks in the winter." - EveryTrail.com
Click here for more details: http://bit.ly/19qRM76
Visit us at Land Rover Redwood City to set up a test drive for a brand new Land Rover!
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