Best hikes in Santa Teresa County Park

Ambleway maps 12 hikes in Santa Teresa County Park, from a 2.3-mile walk to a 11-mile day out. 10 of them score as wild, staying clear of roads and development for most of the route; the wildest is Coyote Peak Trail–Coyote Peak Loop, 7 sights. The biggest climb is Santa Teresa Springs–Bernal Hill Loop, 5 sights, gaining 2,255 ft, and the network tops out at 1,136 ft. 2 start within walking range of public transit.

• Fortini & Stile Ranch Loop 2.3 mi · ▲ 412 ft
• Fortini & Pueblo via Mine Trail 2.7 mi · ▲ 190 ft
• Coyote Peak–Coyote Peak Viewpoint, 5 sights 3.1 mi · ▲ 568 ft
• Coyote Peak Trail–Coyote Peak Loop, 7 sights 3.5 mi · ▲ 611 ft
• Fortini & Mine Trail via Ohlone Trail 3.6 mi · ▲ 488 ft
• Coyote Peak Trail & Coyote Peak 4.3 mi · ▲ 971 ft
• Ohlone Viewpoint–Coyote Peak Trail, 6 sights 4.6 mi · ▲ 786 ft
• Calero Creek Trail & Fortini 4.7 mi · ▲ 207 ft
• Coyote Peak Trail–Coyote Peak, 3 sights 5 mi · ▲ 1,166 ft
• Santa Teresa Springs–Bernal Hill Loop, 5 sights 10.9 mi · ▲ 2,255 ft
• Joice Trail & Norred Trail 2.3 mi · ▲ 145 ft
• Bernal Hill Loop–Joice Trail, 3 sights 3.2 mi · ▲ 828 ft