Sierra Azul: Limekiln-Priest Rock Loop

Description:

  • This loop, which starts and ends in Lexington Reservoir County Park, visits the northwest corner of the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District's largest, most remote preserve. Much of the journey is over serpentine soil, which gives rise to a fascinating community of shrubs and wildflowers. Early blooming shrubs, such as manzanita and currant, may add splashes of unexpected color as early as December, and the bright red toyon berries attract numerous species of ever-hungry songbirds. Often blazingly hot in summer, this route is perfect for a winter ramble if it's not made muddy by rain. Start off Alma Bridge Road by Lexington Reservoir and make a loop using the Limekiln and Priest Rock trails.
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    • Address:

    • Los Gatos, CA 95030
    • Mileage:

    • 5.2
    • Strenuousness:

    • Moderate

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