Address: 21785 Almaden Rd, San Jose, CA 95120, USA
Phone: +14082683883
Sunday: 7AM–8PM
Monday: 7AM–8PM
Tuesday: 7AM–8PM
Wednesday: 7AM–8PM
Thursday: 7AM–8PM
Friday: 7AM–8PM
Saturday: 7AM–8PM
Galina Karpinska
Nice, not very hard hike that begin at the McAbee entrance and continue to Senador Mine trail. We did 6 miles loop along the reservoir.
Alan Wu
We parked at the Hummingbird parking lot, no parking fee, clean restroom. We hiked to Buena Vista, English camp, then back. Total 5.3 miles. Half of the trail are shaded. Great view and history learning!
Starry Yuan
Great scenary amd not very crowded. The trail is a bit challenging and steep at some part.
Zeek “The Burb Nest”
I really enjoy this park for walking around at some of the older equipment it was very nice hike though some of the signs could You're some restoration and the machinery needs some maintenances on the interactive parts
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I wouldn't recommend it if you don't want hiking. There is a lit of bit of it.
They have restrooms once you walk in
whoever answered yes to that is 100% incorrect. there are multiple starting points at Almaden Quicksilver, depending upon where you run or walk, you could end up on a trail leading back to a different entrance. there are a total of five entrances into Almaden Quicksilver, so you really should get a map and some familiarity otherwise you may end up at a different entrance.
I dont see why not. But there are likely to be laws against taking historical artifacts, so it may have no purpose unless you're just trying to test a new metal detector.
Didn't encounter one while I was there but I haven't seen the entire park but I'm guessing there isn't one because it would probably draw bigger crowds.
No motor bikes, but the e bikes didn't exist when those rules were made. I'd say go for it, but be responsible and don't get anyone hurt. You need to get a trail map though (online) because bikes are prohibited on many trails and it actually matters. The trails are often too busy at least on weekends for the trails they don't allow bikes on.
No.
You can take road to uvas dam
Many abandoned structures are off limits due to possibility of Hunta virus infection (from rats, I suppose).
Drones aren't allowed. Almaden Quicksilver is under MROSD jurisdiction, add they don't allow drones on district lands.
Yep, bikes are allowed but it would be an easer access from the Almaden entrance, due to the hill.
İ have no dirty bike
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