City of San José Trails

TRAILS

Trail Systems
Open and Partially Open			Trails to be developed
Alum Rock Park Albertson Parkway Calero Creek Coyote Creek Evergreen Creek Fowler Creek Guadalupe Creek Guadalupe River Hetch-Hetchy	Hwy 237 Bikeway Hwy 87 Bikeway Lake Almaden Los Alamitos Creek Los Gatos Creek Montgomery Hill Penitencia Creek River Oaks Parkway Ryland Parkway	Saratoga Creek Silver Creek, Lower North Silver Creek (Barberry Ln) Silver Creek (Umbarger Rd) Silver Creek, Upper Silver Creek Valley Thompson Creek Three Creeks (WG Spur) Yerba Buena Creek	Bay Trail Berryessa Creek Canoas Creek Component Trail Coyote Alamitos Canal Doerr Parkway Edenvale Fisher Creek Five Wounds Lake Cunningham
			Future Trail Development Future trails on Google Earth

Trail-Finding Toolkit

City of San Jose trail information:

Regional trail information

Option A: Use the interactive trail network map to find trails anywhere in San Jose.

VTA Bikeways Map: Use the VTA bikeways map to find trails throughout Santa Clara County. This map also shows on-street bike lanes for route-finding between off-street trails.

Option B: Search by name in the table below.

Open StreetMap: Browse existing region-wide trails in an interactive, web-based map hosted at ArcGIS.com. NOTE: This is an unverified, open-source map that does not show all existing trails and should not be relied on for wayfinding. Please refer to the City-prepared trail maps for detailed trail descriptions.

Option C: View City of San José trails in Google Earth.
Use the "+" symbols in your "Temporary Places" (left-side panel) to locate and explore the trails.

Bay Area Ridge Trail (interactive trail map): San José's trails are part of a 550-mile network that, when completed, will encircle the SF Bay. The web map includes links to trail descriptions and detailed trail maps for the various existing portions of the route, including trails in San Jose.

Regional Trails (interactive trail map): The State of California provides this tool for finding trails and parks throughout the Golden State.

Comments /feedback about the maps? E-mail the Trail Program Manager.