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Three new miles for EVENTS a f e w s p o t s s t i l l o p e n ! Ridge , 35 for you! 12th Annual Ridge Trail Day Saturday, November 2, 2019 Say hello to the newest section of Napa Ridge Trail Ridge Trail Day is the Ridge Trail Council’s largest annual event, with hundreds of volun- teers participating every year. We partner with REI Co-op and local land managers to host over a dozen volunteer trail work parties to build and improve sections of the Ridge Trail and inspire individuals to be stewards of their local wild places. Last year, more than 350 volunteers worked in teams to learn new skills, bond with fellow trail enthusiasts, and make a real impact. Registration for Ridge Trail Day opened in September, and sites are filling up fast. Visit our website to sign-up for Ridge Trail eNews Adventure: Trail lovers enjoy a guided hike and some coastal redwoods on the newest and you’ll be the first to know about next section of trail in the Pacific Union College forest. Photo credit: Pacific Union College year’s Ridge Trail Day and other volunteer events throughout the year. Sign up at n the spirit of bringing you new adventures, we’re thrilled to ridgetrail.org announce the opening of the newest addition to the Ridge Trail: three forested miles in Angwin, in Napa County on the Pacific pa rt n e r e v e n t Union College (PUC) campus. Pacific Coast Trail Runs:

IOur newest three miles—a moderately easy stretch through coast Woodside Trail Run Saturday, November 2, 2019 redwoods, Douglas firs, ponderosa pines, oaks, bay laurels, and Join Pacific Coast Trail Runs for the fifth Madrones—are part of a 35-mile network of hiking, mountain bik- and final run in their Ridge Trail Race Se- ing and equestrian in PUC’s 1,000-acre forest, which has just ries! Choose from 4 distances (50K, 35k, 17K, opened to the public thanks to a new trail license agreement between 10K) that will take you through Huddart and PUC and the Napa County Regional Parks and Open Space District. Wunderlich Parks where you will get your fill As part of the agreement, Napa County Parks will be responsible of towering coastal redwoods, lush ferns, and for trail improvements and maintenance, signs, maps and public rambling streams. And be sure to refuel at the education about the forest and the trails. We’re supporting their coveted post-race BBQ! efforts, of course, to make sure hiking, biking and riding the trails is the best it can be. Information kiosks, wayfinding and interpretive Not interested in running the race? Race signs are being installed to help with trail orientation and nature volunteers are needed too. Sign up at study on this special site. pacificcoasttrailruns.com PUC continued on page 6 SOUTH BAY Study of Highway 17 Trail Crossing Options Connecting El Sereno to Sierra Azul Preserve—the hard way!

ighway 17 winds through the Santa Clara Valley and the Where is the project now? , connecting San José to Santa Cruz. After several rounds of exploring numerous It’s a beautiful drive through the redwoods, but the highway potential route crossings, with solicitation is notorious for its narrow shoulders, sharp turns, blind and incorporation of feedback from Cal- curves, and dense traffic that seems to change speed when you least trans, Santa Clara County Parks, the Ridge Hexpect it. Trail Council, the public and other stake- Along the way, Highway 17 bisects over 30,000 acres of protected holders, Midpen is in the final stages of pre- public lands, running through a crucial wildlife corridor. Unsurpris- paring a proposal for environmental review. ingly, this stretch of highway is known as a “roadkill hotspot”; since In October, Midpen’s Board will consider 2000 more than 150 deer, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, skunks moving four alternatives through environ- and other animals were struck and killed as they tried to cross the mental review: two wildlife-only undercross- road. ings (near the center of the roadkill hotspot) and two recreational overcrossings for the The highway also crosses the planned path of the Ridge Trail, creating Ridge Trail (shared with other trails, in- a gap between an existing 25-mile stretch on one side and a 21-mile cluding the Juan Bautista de Anza National stretch on the other. Historic Trail) that would connect directly to El Sereno Open Space Preserve and the . We love the Northern rec- reational overcrossing (Crossing 5a) option because of its proximity to regional trails on either side of the highway, which will be a huge boon for trail lovers eager to explore the surrounding parks and wilderness areas.

What’s next? The environmental review process will get underway next year and will take up to 24 months. Permitting, design and construc- The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District (Midpen), in part- tion—which will be contingent on a success- nership with many stakeholders, has been working for years toward ful fundraising effort—will follow. Although a solution that provides safe passage for wildlife, improves safety for Measure AA bond money provides $16 motorists, and creates new opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. million for the project, a significant amount of funds still need to be raised to complete “We’re thrilled to be involved,” says RT’s trail director, Liz Westbrook. the two crossings and trail connections. For “If we can close that gap, we’ll have an unbroken stretch of Ridge Trail detailed information about the project, visit all the way from Russian Ridge Open Space Preserve to Almaden the Highway 17 project page of the Midpen Quicksilver County Park, about 50 miles that goes through Sanborn, website and sign-up for updates at: El Sereno and Sierra Azul.” If the environmental review process www.openspace.org/hwy17 (state and federal), permitting, design and fundraising all proceed accordingly, the Highway 17 wildlife crossing could begin as early as 2024. Development of the connecting trails can begin following environmental review.

2 PLANNING SERIES San Mateo and South Bay

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CIRCUMNAVIGATOR’S SPOTLIGHT Two Retirees, 375 Miles, One Wednesday at a Time “Variety is the spice of life,” says 74-year-old hiker Bobbie Jenkins, “and it was wonderful to see so much of the Bay Area on foot and discover that each trail, each park and each town the Ridge Trail crosses has its own story.” After four years of weekly hikes, Bobbie and her hiking partner Patty Griffith completed their circumnavigation of the Ridge Trail with a hike to the peak of Mt. Umunhum in January 2018, completing all 375 miles of Ridge Trail. Bobbie and Patty, who live in Sonoma and are retired, did most of their hikes on Wednesdays, when traffic (on the roads and on popular trails) was lighter. Lifelong What’s your hikers and longtime Bay Area residents, they knew how beautiful it would be and that circumnavigation style? they would relish their time on the trail. Along the way they learned about water- Every Wednesday for four sheds and obscure Bay Area ranches, raptors and mountain lions, natural history years like Bobbie and Patty? and human history, and much more. A week straight every spring? One continuous Both women highly recommend circumnavigation, especially to fellow retirees, and loop? For inspiration, maps say that what began as a challenge became much more. “You just need to be present and planning tools, visit and open to a varied experience,” Bobbie says. “There’s always nature, which is what the Circumnavigation page calls most strongly to me. The diversity of experience—varied terrain and landscape, of the Ridge Trail website. random things you stumble upon, the connections you make with people along the (under Trail Maps & Tools) way—that’s the icing on the cake.”

4 PARTNERS

San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department an Francisco is just 49 square miles, and yet the San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department (SFRPD) administers more than 220 parks, playgrounds and open spaces, including world-renowned destina- Stions like , and the . It should come as no surprise, then, to learn that SFRPD has been an enthusiastic Ridge Trail Council partner ever since 1989, when we worked together to dedicate the first Ridge Trail segment in the city: 4.4 miles from Stern Grove to . Today, you can walk the Ridge Trail all the way through San Francisco, from the to the border with Daly City near . Some parts of the route are on This peak of the Golden Gate Bridge is one of the many surprises found hiking on . Closing the gap between Twin Peaks and Mount Sutro will connect the city streets, but bit by bit we’re changing that. people of San Francisco to a hidden oasis. Photo credit: Pat Koren We’ve been collaborating with SFRPD and other partners for over a decade to reroute Connecting Twin Peaks to Mount Sutro. Sutro Tower, the iconic those traffic-clogged sections to new and red and white TV and radio tower on a hill between Twin Peaks and existing greenbelts, and we’re very excited Mount Sutro, is a well-known landmark on the San Francisco skyline. about the two newest components of this But Mount Sutro itself is a hidden gem, an ethereal 80-acre cloud for- long-term collaboration: est with five miles of trails and its own native plant nursery. A Ridge Twin Peaks Promenade Redevelopment. Trail connection from Twin Peaks will make this hauntingly beautiful Tourists and residents alike flock to Twin forest easily accessible by foot. Peaks for its spectacular 360° views of San We need your help! Francisco and beyond. Two years ago, SFRPD SFRPD is taking the lead on both components of the project, but launched an initiative to improve Twin Peaks the Ridge Trail is assisting with project management, advising on Boulevard and its coastal scrub and grass- sustainable trail design, rallying volunteers for construction and lands. They also seek to improve access for coordinating hazardous tree removal. Both projects are “shovel- hikers and other visitors, while providing ready,” meaning plans, permits and approvals are in place, but protected habitat for the endangered mission construction is not adequately funded. You can help by donating blue butterfly, the white-crowned sparrow, to the Ridge Trail today, at ridgetrail.org/donate. and animals like brush rabbits and coyotes.

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quick edit to Green Info map 9/24/19 added Pacific Union College, substituted fonts as needed. Ben Pease SOUTH BAY Do You Know the Way Through San José? Take BART to the new Berryessa station to get to the Ridge Trail

e love our mountains, creeks, forests and ridgeline views that stretch for miles. But we also love how the Ridge Trail connects urban centers and suburbs to the natural beauty of the Bay Area. Notice the second half of our mission: “to plan, promote and sustain a connected hiking, cycling and equestrian trail on the ridgelinesW around San Francisco Bay—linking people, parks and open space for today and future generations.” That’s why we’re so excited that (barring further delays) the new Berryessa BART station in northern San José will be open by early 2020. The station extends the Fremont/ Warm Springs line and intersects with the Ridge Trail along the Trail, a 3.9- mile parkway that crosses San José neighborhoods and ends at the eastern edge of the Santa Clara Valley. Mostly paved (and excellent for biking), the trail follows Penitencia Creek, a tributary of Coyote Creek, which flows down from Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve and . The parkway covers 134 acres and passes through two sizable parks—Penitencia Creek Gardens and Penitencia Creek Park. After a very small gap, the Ridge Trail continues through rugged Alum Rock Park and Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve connecting an additional 2,300 acres of protected open space. The historic Alum Rock Park, nestled in a steep canyon in the foothills of the Diablo Range, is a natural beauty great for hiking, bicy- cling, horseback riding and picnicking. Sierra Vista boasts sweeping views and rugged habitat for numerous protected wildlife species including the red-legged frog, California tiger salamander, American badger, and Western burrowing owl. With funding from the Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority’s Urban Open Space Program, Rails to Trails, and Ridge Trail donors (thank you!), we’ve worked with the Valley Transportation Authority and the City of San José’s Trail Program to create: ● Wayfinding signs in and around the station, leading people to local parks (and beyond to the ridge) via the Ridge Trail ● Interpretive panels that include an overview map and highlight the benefits of trails and active transportation ● Brochures and maps ● Hosted trail outings (including some in Spanish) to introduce people to the Ridge Trail For updates on the grand opening and related Ridge Trail events, visit our website ridgetrail.org and sign up for Ridge Trail eNews. You can also follow us on Facebook @ridgetrail and Instagram @bayarearidgetrail.

7 RIDGE TRAIL WINNERS Ridge Trail Challenge Takers Win Big To all of you who’ve registered for the Ridge Trail Challenge—thank you! We love that you’re helping us celebrate our 30th anniversary year in such an organic way. Keep the stories and pictures coming on social media. Special shout out to the lucky winners of the first two Challenge Taker drawings: Bridgette Fargo (May drawing) and Surah Li (August drawing). Bridgette and Surah have each won a Challenge Taker prize pack (valued at $220), which includes an REI Co-op Trail Flashpack, an REI Co-op Hydroflask Bottle and REI Co-op Traverse Trekking Poles. Great prizes, to be sure, but both women agree that the biggest prize of all is the experience of being out on the trail. Bridgett loves hiking on all kinds of trails, especially when it’s with her dog, Nemo. Her favorite part of the Challenge so far has been Not registered yet? Get moving! the demanding climbs of Lower Oak Hill Mine, which reward with It’s not too late to take the Ridge Trail Challenge sweeping views of Napa. (and win prizes!), but time is running out. It’s free and simple: We handpicked 30 local adventures. Surah loves exploring the trails of San Mateo County with friends; You choose 5 to complete before December 15, one of her favorite Ridge Trail experiences is at Sweeney Ridge with 2019. If you succeed, you win The Official Guide to a connection to loop, replete with spring wildflowers and the Bay Area Ridge Trail or a stylish Ridge Trail hat, windswept ocean views. plus entry into the Finisher’s raffle. For more details and to register, visit ridgetrail.org/challenge. The final Challenge Taker drawing will take place on October 31. If you’re registered for the Challenge, you’re already entered to win.

NAPA Put Your Vote Where Your Boot Is! Voters and Volunteers needed Napa County’s Measure K on the March ballot will provide local funding to protect Napa’s water, parks and open space including im- portant Ridge Trail sections. We hope you will vote for this measure and volunteer for the campaign. For more information, visit: www.yesonnapameasurek.com. Join us for the YES on K campaign kickoff! Measure K on the March ballot will provide local funding to protect our water, parks and open space here in Napa County. We are organizing now to make sure this important measure passes for our community.

We hope that you might consider helping as a volunteer for the campaign. Please join us to learn more about Measure K and how you can get involved to help.

WHERE: Cru Tasting Lounge, 1046 McKinstry St, Napa WHEN: Wednesday, October 16 at 5 PM

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Questions? Contact Doug Parker at [email protected]

www.YesOnNapaMeasureK.com Protect Napa County Water, Parks and Open Space, Yes on Measure K, 1700 Soscol Avenue, Suite 20, Napa California 94559, FPPC # Pending