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Coyote Hills Regional Park was established in 1967 on the south shore of San Francisco Bay near Fremont on 978 acres of land. The fairly low hills provide magnificent views of the bay, the ocean, Oakland, San Francisco, the Santa Cruz Mountains, Mount Tamalpais, the Peninsula Range, and three bay bridges. The hills are intersected by large patches of wetlands and a whole network of wonderful hiking, horseback riding, and biking trails. Most of the trails are fire roads between the hills and marshes and are of mixed use. There are also some narrow trails that are limited to hiking. There have been significant archeological findings in the area, evidence from when the Ohlone group of Native Americans inhabited the area.

8000 Patterson Ranch Rd, Fremont, CA 94555, Phone: 510-544-3220

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