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This pond is fed by the hidden spring and serves as the source of the stream next to the Hidden Springs Trail.
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Looking south from Coyote Peak in the Santa Teresa Hills, the Santa Cruz Mountains stand in the distance.
A shaded stretch of the Ridge Trail heads toward the central picnic area.
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Joan Pendleton
Mar 26, 2017 near Almaden Valley, CA
“This pond is fed by the hidden spring and serves as the source of the stream next to the Hidden Springs Trail.”  

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This pond is fed by the hidden spring and serves as the source of the stream next to the Hidden Springs Trail.
A shaded stretch of the Ridge Trail heads toward the central picnic area.
Spring wildflowers make for a trailside treat along the Hidden Springs Trail. Shown here are California poppies and an unidentified purple flower. If you know what it is, leave a comment!
Spring brings greenery to the Coyote Peak Trail, with the Santa Cruz Mountains and Mt. Umunhum in the distance.
Looking back to the east from high on the Ridge Trail, the East Bay Hills can be seen far in the distance.
Wild turkeys roam the Santa Teresa Hills.
Climbing to Coyote Peak on its namesake trail, enjoy lush green grasses and pleasant views.
Looking south from Coyote Peak in the Santa Teresa Hills, the Santa Cruz Mountains stand in the distance.
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Bay Area Ridge Trail: Santa…

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Hidden Springs Trail

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