Lake Elizabeth
Length 3.2 Km
Lake Elizabeth, located in Fremont, California, is a man made 83-acre lake. When at average capacity, water rises to a depth of about seven feet.
Lake Elizabeth was named when it and the surrounding Central Park were dedicated to Fremont's sister city, Elizabeth, South Australia. Central Park and the lake are visited by hundreds of people every day, and the lake is commonly used for boating and other recreational activities too. The park is home to a large number of birds such as American coots, mallards, gulls, and also some very unusual birds who live near the small forest on the northern side of the park or on the small island (often called Duck Island), inaccessible to land bound visitors, in the center of the lake.

Mission Peak Regional Preserve - Peak Trail
Length 8.7 Km

Coyote Hills Regional Park
Length 5.3 Km
There is no shade definitely take water sunglasses and hat . Also wear sunscreen. Keep and eye on kids since it’s high and no rail.

Alameda Creek
Length 2.8 Km

Hidden Valley Trail - Peak Meadow Trail
Length 6.9 Km

Quarry Lakes Regional Park
Length 3.7 Km

Fremont Central Park
Length 0.4 Km

Rainbow Lake
Length 2.2 Km

Cliff Trail
Length 2.6 Km

Coyote Hills Regional Park - Meadowlark Trail
Length 1.9 Km

Coyote Hills Regional Park
Length 3.3 Km

Quarry Lakes Regional Park
Length 0.6 Km

Fischer Park
Length 0.8 Km

Ridgewood Drive
Length 2.0 Km

Wood Duck Trail
Length 0.9 Km

LaRiviere Marsh Trail
Length 8.8 Km

Warm Springs Park
Length 0.8 Km

Gomes Park
Length 1.1 Km

Mission San Jose Community Park
Length 0.4 Km

James L. Sigman Field
Length 0.3 Km










