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The trail is made up of decomposed granite and crushed oyster shells and makes its way along the edge of the marsh. The trail, shared by bikers, hikers, and runners, is wide enough for 2 people to pass each other, but that's about it.
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The waterways are subject to the tide, so the water may be up if you are there in high tide, or you may see more mud (like this) if you are there closer to low tide.
A jack rabbit hides in the tall grass along the trail. Be on the look out for ears, which stand above the grass.
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David Hitchcock
Jun 30, 2019 near Palo Alto, CA
“The trail is made up of decomposed granite and crushed oyster shells and makes its way along the edge of the marsh. The trail, shared by bikers, hikers, and runners, is wide enough for 2 people to pass each other, but that's about it.”  

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The trail is made up of decomposed granite and crushed oyster shells and makes its way along the edge of the marsh. The trail, shared by bikers, hikers, and runners, is wide enough for 2 people to pass each other, but that's about it.
A jack rabbit hides in the tall grass along the trail. Be on the look out for ears, which stand above the grass.
A view of the tidal marsh from the viewing platform. You can see the Sea Scout Station off in the distance.
Art installation at the park.
The trail departs the parking lot via a wide, gravel trail that leads out to the South San Francisco Bay.
Looking over the marsh toward Byxbee Park.
Wide gravel road.
The waterways are subject to the tide, so the water may be up if you are there in high tide, or you may see more mud (like this) if you are there closer to low tide.
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