Ulistac Natural Area
40 acres of open space showcasing seven distinctive natural habitats, opened in 2001 from volunteer efforts to restore native vegetation & preserve wildlife habitat. This land was originally used as a seasonal encampment for the Ohlone Indians (Ulistac was the name of an Ohlone chief).
4901 Lick Mill Blvd Santa Clara , CA 95054 United States
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Very nice place for a walk. There's also information tables all around telling you different things about fauna and flora there.
Great place to enjoy the natural beauty of the Bay like, let's you imagine how this area used to be before all the development happened.
Find OSA Docent Dennis and ask for a butterfly tour ! There are regular land steward activities in this park every other weekend.
Great place for trail running!
Great trail running!
Nice trails , mostly covered area.
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Really dark. Come during sun hours. Gets spooky without a single light source. - Sagar Jhobalia
Small but cute park. Serpentine walkway, playground, open field, basketball court, several picnic tables. Plenty of shade. - Alanna
Watch out for the angry soccer moms - Sergio Sandoval
Sushi bar and nut bar, large organic section and floral department - Allison Kenneally
Beautiful stadium for football and great food options. If you don't tailgate or do sit down at a restaurant, try the seafood concession. Tasty shrimp rolls and chowder to chase the beer. - Derek Fromson
Category Landmarks and Outdoors » Nature Preserve
Place United States » Santa Clara County » Santa Clara