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After passing through the neighborhood, the trail re-enters the Rancho San Antonio Preserve and rolls with the hills.
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Flowers bloom in the winter in the fields on either side of the trail.
The trail becomes very narrow as it passes between the residential area and PG&E property.
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David Hitchcock
Jan 24, 2017 near Cupertino, CA
“After passing through the neighborhood, the trail re-enters the Rancho San Antonio Preserve and rolls with the hills.”  

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After passing through the neighborhood, the trail re-enters the Rancho San Antonio Preserve and rolls with the hills.
The trail becomes very narrow as it passes between the residential area and PG&E property.
This sign details Juan Bautista de Anza's visit to the area in 1776 and his visit to this very hilltop.
The trail passes through the meadows on this hillside.
Despite the cloud cover, you get a sense for the view from the hills above Cupertino.
The trail descends along Cristo Rey Drive as wildflowers grow along both sides of the trail.
The trail makes its way between two fences as it climbs back up the hill.
Flowers bloom in the winter in the fields on either side of the trail.
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