Take the high road at Calero County Park
On my previous visits to Calero County Park, I have always walked the lower portions of the park nearer the reservoir. This terrain bobs and rolls over round hills dotted with coast live oaks, valley oaks and bay trees. As you move away from the lake toward the park's southern boundary, the Bald Peaks ridge leaps 1,000 feet above the reservoir. From that high perch, the full sweep of the Bay Area spreads out beneath you.
GETTING OUT: Stay until dark at Fremont Peak Park
Look south from nearly any location in lower Santa Clara Valley,
Ghost making appearance at Sharks game Thursday
Former two-time world champion and Gilroy native Robert
Finding relaxation, recreation in learning an instrument
At 72 years old, one of Ron Perry's dreams is to make the banjo
