分類: 健行社

4/30/2022 (Sat) Hiking to Alameda Creek Vista Point, Fremont
Start Time: 1:30pm

It is a leisure walk on the left band of Alameda Creek from Union City Blvd. towards the Alameda Creek Vista Point. It is an easy trip with no climbing, paved trial and about 7 miles round trip.

Meeting time and place:

1:15 pm

Alameda Creek Staging Area

34988 Eastin Dr. Union City, CA 94587

(The staging area is behind the Fire Station. Parking is free.)

What to bring:

1. A signed wavier form.

2. A jacket. (It may be windy at the seashore.)

3. A hat, sunglass and sunscreen lotion. (It is no shade in the whole trip.)

4. Plenty of water, and snack.

Due to the newly issued “Shelter in Place” order, the hiking event on 3/21, this Saturday will be canceled. 
本週六(3/21)健行，因應政府防疫新措施，決定取消。

Hiking : Alameda Creek Trail to Coyote Hill Regional Park

Date : 3/21/2020 (Sat)

Time : 1:30pm

Meeting Place : Alameda Creek Trail Staging Area, Union CityThis is our 1st hiking event in 2020.  We will start from an easy one.  
 We will meet at the Alameda Creek Trail Staging Area on 1:15pm.   From where we park, we will walk to the south band of the trail for 1.7 miles accessing to the Coyote Regional Park.  The whole route, back and forth, is about 4.5 miles.

What to bring:

– A signed waiver form

–  (you can download from here, http://www.ncuaanc.org/?attachment_id=2103 )

– Plenty of water

– Sunglasses, hat. (100% no shed)

– Use sunscreen.

– A spare light jacket.  Would be very windy at the bay shore.- Leisure walk, comfortable dress.

Direction:

 (You can google the Alameda Creek Trail Staging Area)

1. Address of the Staging Area: 34988 Eastin Dr, Union City, CA 94587

2. Take CA-84 exit Ardenwood Blvd.

3. Continue the Ardenwood Blvd. to Union City.  

4. Turn left to Eastin Dr.

5. Turn left at the first stop sign to the Fire Station.     

6. The staging area is at the end of the road.

7. Parking is free.

We start from Seal Point Park at San Mateo City, and walk on the Bay Trail to the Baywinds Park at Foster City.    It is a leisure walk along the seashore.   The whole trip including back and forth is about 4 miles.

We will meet at the parking lot with a restroom of the Seal Point Park at 1:30 pm.  It is at your left-hand side after drive in the park entry.     

Seal Point Park address:

1901 J Hart Clinton Dr
San Mateo, CA 94401

What to bring:

• A signed waiver form  (You can download it from

http://www.ncuaanc.org/nccuaa-nc-waiver-form/  )

• A jacket, since it might be windy at the seashore.
• Sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen lotion; 
• Plenty of water and snacks.

Date: 6/29/19

Meeting Time : 1:15pm

Meeting Place :  Alameda Creek Staging Area,  

34988 Eastin Dr, Union City, CA 94587

We will only hike the last section of the Alameda Creek Trail toward the seashore.  It is a leisure walk without any climbing.  The whole trip including back and forth has around 6.8 miles.  

There are several staging areas for this trail.  Please use your GPS or map for the staging area of 34988 Eastin Dr, Union City, CA 94587.  Parking is free there.

What to bring:

• A signed wavier form
• A jacket, since it might be windy at the seashore.
• Hat and sunscreen lotion; there is limited shade in the whole trip.
• Plenty of water and snacks.

4/27/2019 (Sat) 1:15pm to 5:30pm

Hiking at Sunol Regional Wilderness,

http://www.ebparks.org/parks/sunol

We will meet at the cross bridge at the back of the picnic area, next to the Visitor Center at 1:15pm.  We will start at 1:30pm from the Indian Joe Nature Trial uphill to the Cave Rock Road.  From Cave Rock Road, we hike to the Cerro Este Road, then downhill to the famous Canyon View Trail.  After we reach the McCorkle Trail, we walk down the hill and walk back to parking lot.  The whole route is about 5.6 miles with some gentle uphill climbing.   

Please visit the enclosed link above to get the details about this park and route.  

Please note that people had been wrongly directed by their GPS to somewhere else before.  Please read the directions below to check the suggested route of your GPS. Also, there is no phone signal after you enter the Park.

· There is a $5 per car entrance fee to this Park.  Ask and get a map at the entrance.  

· Parking spaces at Visitor Center are limited.  You can drive ahead and there is a big parking lot at your right hand side.  It is across the road opposite to our meeting place.  

(Please note that all participants should take full responsibility to themselves in this event. Please aware that NCUAANC is not responsible to any indemnity on any occurring in this hiking event. If you do not agree on this term, please do not participate in this event.)

What to bring:

– A signed waiver form from our official web site.  http://www.ncuaanc.org/nccuaa-nc-waiver-form/ (Move your mouse pointer to the top of the document, the download icon will be shown.)

– Plenty of water, snacks.

– Sun glasses, sun screen and hat.  

– Hiking boots and hiking pole are suggested.

–  A jacket.  

Directions to reach The Park

· From the Fremont area:
Drive north on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road. Turn right on Calaveras and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.

· From the Oakland/Berkeley area:
Drive east on I-580 to the junction with I-680 in Pleasanton. At the junction, go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.

· From the Walnut Creek/Danville area:
Go south on I-680 and exit at Calaveras Road/Highway 84 just south of the town of Pleasanton. Turn left onto Calaveras Road and proceed to Geary Road, which leads directly into the park.