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Horse Back Riding Calero Ranch Stables
23201 McKean Rd
408/268-2567
Alum Rock Stables
16235 Alum Rock Ave
408/251-8800
Westwind Barn
27210 Altamont Rd., Los Altos Hills
(650) 941-6113 (Boarding and riding lessons, no rentals)
Fremont Hills Country Club Stables
26941 Purissima Rd., Los Altos Hills
(650) 948-9980 (Riding instruction, training, rentals)
Spring Down Equestrian Center
725 Portola Rd., Portola Valley
(650) 851-1114 (Lessons, training, boarding)
Webb Ranch
2720 Alpine Rd., Portola Valley
(650) 854-7755 (Lessons and boarding)
Sea Horse Ranch
1828 Cabrillo Hwy
Highway 1
650-726-2362
650-726-9903
R E Bassetto
Hay Ride Rentals
PO Box 5727
650/365-7205
Blue Sky Riding Experience
111 Laurel Way
Mountain View, CA 94040
650/996-1007 / 1913 -
Hiking Black Mountain and Stevens Creek
Scale rolling grasslands to quality views on Black Mountain, a journey featuring trail variety and native plant diversity. Cap the hike by relaxing along the shaded riparian corridor of serene Stevens Creek. Already an isolated wilderness adventure, you can extend this hike into a backpack trip by venturing into neighboring Upper Stevens Creek County Park. Mountain bikers are allowed on all but Stevens Creek Nature Trail.Rancho San Antonio Open Space Preserve
Featuring 3 Hikes:
Hike One: An out-and-back hike through the preserve's quiet western parcel
Hike Two: A partial loop past Deer Hollow Farm, on trails favored by runners
Hike Three: A long out-and-back climb to Black Mountain
Hidden Villa Farm and Wilderness Preserve
3.7 mile loop at a private nonprofit preserve and farm
Arastradero Lake and Meadowlark Trail
Small, manmade lakes don’t take long to exhibit natural lake traits and beauty. Such is the case with Arastradero Lake, encased in rolling grasslands and majestic oaks of foothill ranchlands. Follow polite Arastradero Creek for half the hike, and then wander up a grassy hillside to explore the scattered oaks and gain views of imposing Black Mountain to the southwest. Fishing is popular at the lake, and you may encounter horseback riders and folks walking their dogs.
