Coyote Hills Regional Park

Difference between now and August 2014 amazing! Wetlands are lush. Salt flats under water. Everything green.

In August we saw some sheep grazing along the Nike and Red Hill Trails toward the North End. By some we mean more than 100.

The Bayview Trail at Coyote hills is a paved loop with well-maintained signs making it perfect for hiking newbies and their four-legged companions. Read more

Grab banh mi or other food nearby and eat at one of the picnic tables before or after a hike here!

Great place to take kids for bike riding , walking and hiking !

You can connect to Don Edwards Federal Bird Refuge by taking the trail along the quarry and over Highway84 Dumbarton Bridge Toll booth .

Curious what the spitting noise is? It's the carp! They suck up everything on the bottom of the marsh and spit out all the water.

Very easy relaxing walk and hike . Not too crowded unless event is happening

Great trails with a great view . If you are running the trails , be warned - lots of uphill!

Great hiking and biking paths that circle the hills ; great view of SF Bay , stinky area at end near bridge .

Go run, walk, or bike to the top of one of the hills . You wont be disappointed. The views are amazing!

Beautiful! There’s a parking fe but worth it

There's a ton of trails to choose from. New fav place to run.

Pay for parking !! It supports all these beautiful open spaces at these budget crunch times.

$5 Parking Fee. Leave your car on the lot by the street instead to avoid Paking fees.

The coolest place to walk and see some great wildlife throughout the park .

Super fun running out here. Great scenery along the Bay View trail !

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Wetlands are a nice area for photo shoots! Stink warning!

Check out the Nike Missile site

go biking around the coyote hills and checkout the breathtaking view of the bay .

get your heart pumping

Park in the dirt lot at the intersection of Paseo Padre & Patterson Ranch Rd. & walk in to avoid having to pay the entrance fee