Shoreline Park in Mountain View


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Brief Description
In 1983, the city of Mountain View created Shoreline Park in an effort to preserve natural wetlands. The goal was to preserve a sanctuary for wetlands wildlife and to create recreation for visitors to enjoy. The result is an urban shoreline park with maintained cycling paths, wetlands preserve teeming with wildlife, and land protected from the trend of urbanization in the bay area.

Quick Facts	Trail Photos
Length: About 5 miles of trails throughout the park. Hours: 6:00 A.M. to 1/2 hour after sunset. Trail Conditions: Most trails are level and paved. Almost all pathways permit two-way travel. Cost: Free

Location and Map
Located along the south baylands, Shoreline Park is enjoyable year-round with the refreshing sea breeze and abundance of marshlands and animals. Parking for Shoreline Park is available at Terminal Road and Shoreline Lake. Charleston Park is also a great place to start. Parking is usually easier at La Avenida Street and Crittenden Lane along the Stevens Creek Trail. Map requires Adobe Reader to view. Map courtesy of The City of Mountain View.		Map Of Shoreline Park / Stevens Creek Trail
Things To Consider
The trail can be breezy in the open areas. Shoreline Park is a popular destination for fellow joggers, cyclists, and rollerbladers. Share the trail and right-of-way. Ride on maintained or designated trails only. Riding off the pathways can damage the ecosystem.
Web Sites To Check Out
	Shoreline Park http://www.mountainview.gov/city_hall/comm_services/ shoreline_regional_wildlife_area/default.asp	Shoreline Park in Mountain View has an extensive network of mostly level trails surrounded by wildlife, historical points of interest, and scenic views of the bay. Shoreline is a great place to bring the family for relaxed afternoon bicycling. Web site includes more information regarding Shoreline Park.