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1. Rancho San Antonio County Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 220 reviews
Park featuring 23 miles of running trails.
Reviewed By pamarita - Cupertino, United States
This is the best Mid -Pen hike due to Deer Hollow Farm. I get to hike those beautiful trails, and I feel like I'm miles away from civilization. There are incredible views, as well as beautiful wildflowers. But the real bonus is the farm animals. Where can you find, cows, goats, sheep, and chickens? Yes, this is a real working farm. And it is spring, and the babies are here (and more to come). There are 6 adorable lambs and 6 cute baby goats. What an incredible treat.
2. Picchetti Winery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 79 reviews
Reviewed By hmiller0903 - Cupertino, United States
We've been members of Picchetti for almost two years now and we're still loving it. It has picnic tables for lunch and to sit outside. There is also two big lawns to hang out on, and there are also trails to walk on. The wine is fantastic and they have many different varieties. Can't say enough good things about Picchetti!
3. Cupertino Memorial Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 66 reviews
Reviewed By thorisay - Cupertino, United States
The Sun was shining when I was there. Was not planning to be but did so after a visit to the Quinlan Center. Want Everyone who is in town checking the Park out and pay respect to the statue of a Cupertino Beloved Navy Seal, Matthew Axelson. This afternoon I enjoyed the Peaceful atmosphere even though the Park situated near the busy Steven Creek Blvd, Senior Center, De Anza College, Wholefood store and Quinlan Center. Lastly I appreciate how hard the City staff are keeping the Park so well.
4. Stevens Creek County Park
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By tinaNtravel - San Jose, United States
We came here to hike the Steven’s Creek Canyon Trail – which is a large loop using the Steven’s Creek Tony Look Trail, Lookout Trail, Vista Loop Trail, Fern Trail and Coyote Ridge Trail. The hike is beautiful with constantly changing scenery. You get a great view of the reservoir along quite a bit of the trail. The hike is moderate and we passed a number of people who were clearly challenged by the hike. Be sure to bring a mask as the trail is narrow most of the way, with people walking in both directions. Steven’s Creek County Park itself has a number of great places for a picnic or just to sit and relax. There are restrooms at the lower level parking lot and if you hike the above trail, there is a restroom about half way, I believe at the ‘Stevens Creek Tony Look Trail Head’ off of Stevens Canyon Road. We hiked this for the first time a few weeks ago, and liked it enough that we’ve been back two more times, since then.
5. Apple Park Visitor Center
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By jcerto - Brasilia, Brazil
The Apple Park Visitor Center is located across the street from the campus, at 10600 Tantau Ave, Cupertino, CA , 95014, and is a special space for visitors to the private Apple Park campus. It includes an Apple Store, Apple Café, and more. The building is totally transparent by glass wall, that allows view all ambients indoor. The visitor's center is an Apple store, but there's a lot to do there, including an AR experience, exclusive merchandise, and a cafe. For example, don't miss the Apple Park argumented reality experience, which lets you peek into the campus through an ipad. If you're a fanatic by apple products, anyone of them, and also if you're at the Bay area of San Francisco city, so you must to take a day trip to Cupertino and visit this place. It's something amazing. I recomend.
