Almaden Quicksilver County Park is a 4,147 acres park that includes the grounds of former mercury mines adjacent to south San Jose.
The park includes over 34.2 miles of hiking trails, including 23 miles of equestrian trails and 10 miles of bike trails. All trails in the park are also open to pet owners to walk their dogs on leash.
A number of picnic tables are scattered throughout the park adjacent to the trails and horse water troughs are available in a few locations. No potable water is available within the park except at the Hacienda and Mockingbird Hill entrances.
Length: 3.9 mile loop
Difficulty: Moderate
Open to: Hikers, ADA, dogs on leash, equestrians, bicyclists
Please remember to Leave Only Paw Prints™.
For directions, click on Visit Website on the top of the page or use the DogTrekker mobile app.
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