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The following areas are closed. For temporary trail closure information due to wet weather, please call (408) 355-2200, press 7. Click here for more information about trail closures and why they are necessary in wet weather.
Almaden Quicksilver - There will be trail closures at Castillero Trail and Wood Trail due to a Santa Clara Valley Water District project along Jacques Gulch. The water district expects to start in July and finish in mid-October. Project work hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. In the unlikely event of delays, the district may extend work hours or schedule some work on Saturdays.
Almaden Quicksilver Mining Museum - The Quicksilver Museum is currently closed for renovation. Free outreach programs are available to schools and community groups. If you would like park staff to come to your school with lessons and activities about our local mining history, please call (408) 226-5453. We anticipate reopening the museum in spring of 2010.
AMA District 36 and the Timekeepers Motorcycle Club present the Prime Time 2009.
The park will be closed starting on Friday October 9 at 12:00 for prep and races and the park will reopen on Monday October 12.
For more info contact www.AMA-d36.org or www.timekeepersmc.com
- Uvas Canyon - Based on the SEAT (State Emergency Assessment Team) study of the Summit fire zone the Parks Department has been advised to take precautionary measures to protect residents and visitors at Uvas Canyon Park from potential landslides. Any questions, please call (408) 355-2225.
- During moderate to heavy rain, the park will be closed to public use until 24 - 48 hours after rains subside.
- Early or late heavy rains may extend this closure.
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For the safety and protection of all park visitors, please adhere to the following trail etiquette guidelines:
Stay on Designated Trails:
Remain on posted trails only. Trails may be closed due to poor conditions or sensitive environmental concerns.
Be Considerate:
Keep speeds at a safe pace. Yield to faster trail users. Use particular care when passing children and senior citizens. Respect everyone's right to use the trail.
Be Aware of Conditions:
Riding (even on open trails) when conditions are poor, such as shortly after a rain, may cause trail damage.
Plan Ahead:
Know your equipment, your ability and where you are going. Carry necessary supplies for changes in weather or other conditions.
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