Mission Peak Regional Preserve and Ed R. Levin County Park:
13.5 miles one-way; car shuttle possible
From: Ohlone College in Fremont
To: Sandy Wool Lake in Milpitas
Climb through high grasslands past three lofty peaks that top a rugged ridgeline. You have views of rippling hills, tree-filled canyons, and bayshore marshlands from these exposed and often windy trails. You encounter some very steep segments in the final 4-mile descent to a pretty lake in a quiet valley. The side trip to Mission Peak’s summit is on a narrow, steep, and rocky trail; expect to see many people on their way to and from Mission Peak. Get an early start to do the climb before the day warms.
Elevation Gain/Loss 2,190 feet/2,030 feet one-way (Updated elevation including Ohlone College Panorama Trail and Ed Levin extension coming soon)
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This trail description is excerpted from the 2019 Guidebook. For details on all trails, trailheads and more buy the book from Wilderness Press.
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