The Bay Area Review, July 13, 2018

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South Valley Review

VOL. 2, NO. 11

July 13, 2018

Better at knowing what matters to you Page # 4

Trails For Making it Easy

Los Gatos Events

Page # 10 Worship Directory

by Kara Bennett

Growing up in Minnesota, we didn’t go on hikes. Oh sure, we went for walks and bike rides on trails through beautiful parks and green spaces, but I never thought of it as HIKING—that was something more hardcore, for people who conquered mountains with special gear. So when I moved to California, I was intimidated by the idea of hiking—until I realized that it doesn’t have to mean a strenuous trek through steep terrain

(though there are plenty of opportunities for that!). Here, a “hike” can be many things, including a walk along the coast, on a paved pathway, or through a preserve. You just need to find the right trail! For that, we turn to Rachael Faye, POST’s public access programs manager. She’s compiled this list of the top five trails for easy hikes in the area!

1. Pearson-Arastradero Preserve: The trails at this preserve meander through ancient oaks and pockets of broadleaf evergreen forest. It’s a favorite among dog-walkers.

2. Cowell Ranch State Beach: Explore a

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