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Crystal Springs Regional Trail
This trail is divided into three different segments and will be 17.5-miles long when it is completed (15.3-miles are available at the moment).
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Crystal Springs Regional Trail Details
This trail is divided into three different segments and will be 17.5-miles long when it is completed (15.3-miles are available at the moment). The .7-mile long San Andres Segment boasts sprawling views of the San Andreas Reservoir. It connects to the Sawyer Camp Segment, a historic trail that was once the main route for travelers going from Half Moon Bay to San Francisco. The last part of the trail is Crystal Springs (which is not as scenic as the other two, so feel free to skip it if you are short on time).
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Nearby Parks Around Crystal Springs Regional Trail
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Crystal Springs Regional Trail
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0.9 mi away
Route 280--Father Junipero Serra Freeway
This route traces the crack of the San Andreas fault line as it winds up through San Mateo Country towards the city limits of San Francisco.
3.4 mi away
Pacifica State Beach
With a 0.75 mile crescent shaped beach, this is one of the longest of the Pacifica beaches.
4.7 mi away
San Bruno Mountain State Park
Sandwiched between Brisbane, South San Francisco, Colma, and Daly City, this residential park is one of the more urbanized areas of the Santa Cruz Mountain Range.
5.4 mi away
Gray Whale Cove State Beach
This small but picturesque 3-acre park is a great place to visit for dramatic coastal views.
6.8 mi away
Montara State Beach
Just off State Route 1 north of Half Moon Bay, sits one of the cleanest beaches in the entire state of California.
