This two-sided map covers in detail the many regional parks in the hills above Woodside, Palo Alto, Portola Valley, Los Altos, and Cupertino. Besides full coverage of hiking trails, nearly all local roads are shown so that hikers can find their way to all available trailheads. For example, the map shows back entrances to Rancho San Antonio County Park that aren't shown on the official map. It also shows how the trails of neighboring parks connect to each other, making it much easaier to plan (for example) a hike from Palo Alto to Skyline Ridge that crosses through Arastradero, Foothills, Los Trancos, and Skyline Ridge preserves.

All official hiking trails were drawn from newly-acquired GPS data with a resolution of about 250 feet. Trail mileages are marked and most streets are labeled. To help you keep track of your location, the map shows the locations of memorial grove markers, footbridges, panoramic viewpoints, and stairs.

Unofficial trails and dirt roads are shown and are greyed out to distinguish them from official hiking trails. It's not recommended that you use these trails, but if you accidently wander onto one, having it on the map will help you get back on track.

Areas of old-growth redwoods are shaded in dark green, and a UTM grid is provided to help with GPS navigation.

• Scale 1:25,000
• 26" x 39" unfolded, 9" x 4.3" folded
• 70 lb. matte coated paper, full color on both sides

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