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Mrs. Andrea Ayala

Bay Area Hiking with Blooming Wildflowers

Finally, the wildflower season in the Bay Area has arrived, and so, I made my way to the mountains to appreciate the blossoms. Compared to Northern Cali, the wildflowers here aren't as concentrated, but the beauty truly lies in their sparse, vivid orange specks scattered in a garden that reminds one of Monet. The best flowers are still found in the usual spots. As you walk along the Bayview trail, you'll first be greeted by white and light purple wildflowers, which when paired with the lush slopes really evokes a Monet garden vibe. At every turn, you come across a few poppies and as you go further along, the poppies seem to double until you arrive at the spot shown in the first picture. I used a 35mm focal length to take the pictures, which can usually be achieved with a standard smartphone or camera. While snapping away, remember not to step on the flowers and always be cautious of the steep slopes. In the afternoon around three, the wind along the trail suddenly picks up. I'd suggest checking out the flowers from ten in the morning till two in the afternoon. As this trail has minimal shade, remember to have your sun and wind protection on. Actually, coming out from the car park, you will also see poppies blooming on the mountain to your right. Walk further to a junction, and you'll find a little path leading uphill where you can enjoy the third picture's view. You can also find ice plants around the park. Besides the spots described above, there are many mountaintops filled with orange wildflowers waiting for your exploration. 🎫 Parking costs $5 per vehicle, cards are accepted. 📍Coyote Hills Regional Park 8000 Patterson Ranch Rd, Fremont, CA 📍Bayview Trail Flower Viewing Spot (37.5508223, -122.0976426) 📍Mountain Spot (Pic 3) (37.5503901, -122.0873979) 🅿️Car Park: The first car park you'll see when entering the park (37.5507524, -122.0857855) #BayAreaHiking #Wildflowers #BloomingSeason #MonetGardenVibe #NaturePhotography #CoyoteHillsRegionalPark #BayviewTrail #MountainSpot

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Christopher Gilbert

Bay Area Hiking to see the sea of lupines

The lupines are in full bloom on the hills in the Bay Area which you can admire while hiking. The spot where these flowers bloom in the Bay Area varies every year, and this year it is in the hills behind Berkeley. Once you park, you can see the trail entrance on the right. Ten minutes into the walk on the trail, you will see a small slope filled with clumps of lupines (Picture 4). Another 15-minute walk, and you can take a closer picture with a hillside filled with lupines (Picture 1). This spot offers a good angle for a selfie if you want one with the flowers. The view from the top of the hill is amazing. On one side you can see a bright blue reservoir and lush green slopes, and on the other, you can see the skyline of San Francisco obscured in the fog. There's also a small patch of lupines nearby. The lupines on the hill are different than what I've seen before. They used to be all clustered closely together, but here the flowers are scattered in bunches, like little tufts of grass. This is beneficial if you want to walk into the clusters to take offset photos without having to worry about stepping on the flowers. However, most lupines grow on steep slopes, so instead of taking selfies, it may be more fitting to climb the hill and enjoy the flowers. About 70% of this trail is shaded by trees, but it can get pretty hot so be mindful about sun protection and staying hydrated. The beginning of the trail is quite rocky and uneven, so sturdy hiking shoes are recommended. You can bring your dog, but strollers are not practical. The beginning of the hike is on the Big Springs Trail, and after about 20 minutes you'll reach the Seaview trail. 📍Big Springs Trail (37.8903384, -122.2319173) 📍Seaview Trail (37.8989848, -122.2409265) 🅿️ Tilden Regional Park - Big Springs Trail Parking Lot (S Park Dr, Orinda) #BayAreaHiking #SeaOfLupines #BloomingBeauty #BerkeleyHills #NaturePhotography #ScenicViews #TildenRegionalPark #HikingAdventures

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Mrs. Andrea Ayala

The 10 best hiking trails in the Bay Area

Let's explore the top 10 hiking trails in the beautiful Bay Area! With over 10,000 miles of trails to choose from, there's something for everyone. Check out these must-visit spots: 1. Dipsea Trail via Steep Ravine and Ben-Johnson Trail 2. Steep Ravine, Alpine, TCC and Dipsea Loop 3. Dipsea to Ben Johnson Trail Loop via Stinson Beach 4. Dipsea Trail to Steep Ravine Trail Loop from Stinson 5. Pomo Canyon Trail to Red Hill 6. Dipsea Steep Ravine Matt Davis Loop Trail from Pantoll 7. Steep Ravine to Dipsea and Old Mine Trail Loop 8. Dipsea Trail, Steep Ravine Trail, and Matt Davis Loop 9. Tennessee Valley, Muir Beach, Coastal and Fox Trail 10. Dipsea Trail to Steep Ravine Trail Loop from Pantoll #hikingtrails #bayarea #naturelovers #getoutside #adventureawaits #exploremore #hikingadventures #trailblazers #naturephotography #outdoorlife

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Christopher Gilbert

🏔️ Justin Wirtalla with his Mountain 📷

Justin Wirtalla is a talented filmmaker and photographer based in northwest Montana. - 🌄 He is passionate about using open, natural scenes like sand dunes, lakes, and skies as backgrounds in his work. - Justin's unique artistic approach involves incorporating tiny elements as contrast to create a small, quiet artistic conception. - His love for adventure and the outdoors has greatly influenced his photography, allowing him to capture and preserve memorable moments. - 🎥 Over the past two decades, Justin has honed his skills and developed a deep passion for storytelling through visual media. - Every project Justin undertakes reflects his aesthetic vision both visually and conceptually. #JustinWirtalla #MontanaPhotographer #FilmMaker #VisualStorytelling #NaturePhotography

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