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Coyote Creek Trail

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Coyote Creek Trail

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Bike park along creek. Lots of hidden areas, especially when the creek goes down.

Best time: Anytime
Crowd: Some local truckers stop there for lunch.
Watch out: Bikers come up silently be alert.
Last verified: Not yet · updated 2010

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The guide

Where exactly

Take Bernal Road off 101 south and go east. Last left turn before the bridge. Cross street: Silicon Valley Pkw and Eden Park Place

Cruisiest spot: Go to the end of Eden park Pl and see who is parked there. Walk the trail North, and watch the bushes. Cruisers are walking along the trail in the brush along the creek. Find a friend, find some cover and play.

When to go

Anytime. Best times: Active early morning, lunchtime and after work. Have had some midnight meats there but not often.

Etiquette

Great place to make blow and go dates. Easy in and out. Just stay out of business parking lots. They have cameras and some have security. Car play at the dead end is possible.

Safety

Bikers come up silently be alert. Families use this area so be cool and discreet. Park rangers drive the bike path in vehicles and on bikes. If you are serious about it, get off the trail and into the brush. LOTS of places to play. Watch out for the homeless late at night.

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9 comments · last one 9 Apr 2009 · ·

Visitor 9 Apr 2009

heading out there this evening for a stroll

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Visitor 26 Dec 2008

IM looking for 40-50's top that knows the cruise spots....lets go tegther ....

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Visitor 23 Sept 2008

I check this place out yesterday. Some of the brush has been cut back but there are still places that can't be seen from the main trail. I went around 6:30 PM and no one was around, just a few bikers and joggers.

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