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The park is 976 acres. The waters to the west and south of Coyote Hills are part of the San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge, operated by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The Regional Park on Fremont's Bay shoreline preserves rich wetland along with Ohlone Indian shellmound. Resources and facilities are numerous throughout the area. Activities include hiking, biking and sightseeing.
For more information contact 8000 Patterson Ranch Road Fremont, CA 94555 or call East Bay Regional Park District (510)-562-PARK.
All pictures here are from Coyote Hills Regional Park, using various film and digital cameras.
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Near the entrance of the park, looking up at the hills.
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From the top of the park, looking out at the Bay.
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From the top of the park, looking out at the wetlands.
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From the top of the park, looking out at the wetlands.
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From the top of the park, looking out at the Bay.
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Looking south from the Bay View bike trail, this 3.5-mile paved loop trail is for hiking and bicycle riding.
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Looking south from the Bay View bike trail, this 3.5-mile paved loop trail is for hiking and bicycle riding. Similar in location to the previous picture, this was taken in winter during the rainy season.
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Continuing the above bike ride, the southern portion of the park looking north.
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Coming into the Quarry on the southern most part of the park.
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A pelican from the Marsh Boardwalk footbridge in the wetlands.
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The wetlands and the Hills in the background.
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The wetlands.
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The wetlands.
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Further information can be found at the East Bay Regional Park District page.
