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Mission Peak Trailhead - Ohlone College
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Gary Soren Smith Center
43600 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Washington Township Museum of Local History
190 Anza St, Fremont, CA 94539
Mission San José
43300 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Olive Hyde Art Gallery
123 Washington Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Nearby restaurants
EE Home Cooking
43689 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539, United States
UMI TEA & RAMEN
43691 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Ohlone Deli
43625 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Joyful Dim Sum Bistro
129 Anza St, Fremont, CA 94539
Mission Tasty Hut
135 Anza St, Fremont, CA 94539
Subway
43571 Mission Blvd A-3, Fremont, CA 94539
The MexiCuban Food Truck
43377 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
Nearby hotels
Mission Peak Lodge
43643 Mission Blvd, Fremont, CA 94539
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Mission Peak Trailhead - Ohlone College

Fremont, CA 94539
4.7(103)
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attractions: Gary Soren Smith Center, Washington Township Museum of Local History, Mission San José, Olive Hyde Art Gallery, restaurants: EE Home Cooking, UMI TEA & RAMEN, Ohlone Deli, Joyful Dim Sum Bistro, Mission Tasty Hut, Subway, The MexiCuban Food Truck
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Nearby attractions of Mission Peak Trailhead - Ohlone College

Gary Soren Smith Center

Washington Township Museum of Local History

Mission San José

Olive Hyde Art Gallery

Gary Soren Smith Center

Gary Soren Smith Center

4.5

(136)

Open 24 hours
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Washington Township Museum of Local History

Washington Township Museum of Local History

4.6

(29)

Closed
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Mission San José

Mission San José

4.5

(289)

Closed
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Olive Hyde Art Gallery

Olive Hyde Art Gallery

4.7

(15)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Mission Peak Trailhead - Ohlone College

EE Home Cooking

UMI TEA & RAMEN

Ohlone Deli

Joyful Dim Sum Bistro

Mission Tasty Hut

Subway

The MexiCuban Food Truck

EE Home Cooking

EE Home Cooking

4.6

(79)

Click for details
UMI TEA & RAMEN

UMI TEA & RAMEN

4.2

(56)

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Ohlone Deli

Ohlone Deli

4.2

(74)

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Joyful Dim Sum Bistro

Joyful Dim Sum Bistro

4.4

(124)

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Reviews of Mission Peak Trailhead - Ohlone College

4.7
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5.0
2y

Parked at the community college parking structure. Paid $4 for parking via a QR code that is posted on the wall. The payment process was a took less than 5 minutes and I got a confirmation email for it. I would divide the trail into three sections. The first is the initial ascent to the pond. It is fairly steep in the beginning so be sure to warm up and stretch out a little bit before you start. The second portion goes from the pond to the restrooms. This part has some shade and some steep sections but is mostly pretty easy. There are some nice views looking east and north from here. The final section has a fairly steep and gravelly hill and then the final peak. The hill can be slippery so be careful. There are benches at the top where you can catch a breath. The final peak can be treacherous as well. There is loose gravel and the path falls off on the left side steeply. Please do watch your step and don't hesitate to grab onto rocks on your way up to stabilize yourself. The view is great at the top. You got to see Fremont, Milpitas, San Jose, and the bay. The post was vandalized recently. So pointless and sad. The peak is still a great place for pictures though. So take a ton of them. You earned it. Depending on your pace, it will take an hour to an hour and a half to make it to the top. Probably an hour to get back down. Two and a half hours round trip plus whatever time you decide to spend at the top. There tend to be cows along the path. There are areas that are fenced off at the beginning but the cows roam freely for the second and third sections. Saw baby cow and a mama cow last week. It looked like the baby cow was recently birthed. Have not seen a snake on the trail yet but there are frogs near the pond. Note for dog owners: please keep the dog on the leash and try to them from going crazy at the cows. Thank you. Insects have not been a problem most of my times up. However last time, I did get insect bites on my ankle. No biggie. This is my go to hike in the area. Easy parking. Challenging hike. Awesome view. Friendly cows. And good food in the...

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4.0
2y

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Medium difficulty level, steep at some part of the trail, Rocky surface, and difficult to walk so.e portion. You have achieved a bug milestone if you climb this to the peak. Overall, it's a good trail for hikers. The trail lacks any greenery, and it can seem boring and, hence, 4 stars.

Trail starts from Ohlone College parking lot. There is a portable toilet place at the trailhead. The next toilet is atheist 2 hours away and is very gross. So you may want to use it before you start the hike.

The initial part of the trail is quite steep. A short warm-up job before the climb could be useful. After 0.6 mile, you may find some trees and shade, but otherwise, it can be hot all along for quite some time. The narrow and steep portion starts after a mile. Then the views start to emerge and it's very beautiful with vast open land. You will not find any shade after this all the way to the top. So bring a good amount of water, hydration, and may be sugar gummies for those who are not used to steep hikes or doing it for the first time.

The last 0.3 mile.portion is the hardest, so take your time and make nit to the best views of the valley ever.

Enjoy your hike and add your comments, and let me know...

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5.0
3y

Great hike, I’ve done this one since I was a kid. Definitely pretty steep most of the way up. You’ll see lots of cows and squirrels. It took me ~1 hour 15 minutes to get to the peak when I went alone, but that was definitely at a pace I couldn’t comfortably carry conversation at. Otherwise, it usually takes between 1.5 and 2 hours when I’m conversing with friends. For those who don’t have good endurance yet, may take 2-3 hours to get to the peak. A lot of the trail is exposed, bring plenty of water and sunscreen! If you bring hiking poles, they’ll definitely be useful the last 200-300 meters (gets really steep and a bit slippery due to dust &...

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Parked at the community college parking structure. Paid $4 for parking via a QR code that is posted on the wall. The payment process was a took less than 5 minutes and I got a confirmation email for it. I would divide the trail into three sections. The first is the initial ascent to the pond. It is fairly steep in the beginning so be sure to warm up and stretch out a little bit before you start. The second portion goes from the pond to the restrooms. This part has some shade and some steep sections but is mostly pretty easy. There are some nice views looking east and north from here. The final section has a fairly steep and gravelly hill and then the final peak. The hill can be slippery so be careful. There are benches at the top where you can catch a breath. The final peak can be treacherous as well. There is loose gravel and the path falls off on the left side steeply. Please do watch your step and don't hesitate to grab onto rocks on your way up to stabilize yourself. The view is great at the top. You got to see Fremont, Milpitas, San Jose, and the bay. The post was vandalized recently. So pointless and sad. The peak is still a great place for pictures though. So take a ton of them. You earned it. Depending on your pace, it will take an hour to an hour and a half to make it to the top. Probably an hour to get back down. Two and a half hours round trip plus whatever time you decide to spend at the top. There tend to be cows along the path. There are areas that are fenced off at the beginning but the cows roam freely for the second and third sections. Saw baby cow and a mama cow last week. It looked like the baby cow was recently birthed. Have not seen a snake on the trail yet but there are frogs near the pond. Note for dog owners: please keep the dog on the leash and try to them from going crazy at the cows. Thank you. Insects have not been a problem most of my times up. However last time, I did get insect bites on my ankle. No biggie. This is my go to hike in the area. Easy parking. Challenging hike. Awesome view. Friendly cows. And good food in the area afterwards.
Rajesh RamchandaniRajesh Ramchandani
Please Like this review if you find it useful. Medium difficulty level, steep at some part of the trail, Rocky surface, and difficult to walk so.e portion. You have achieved a bug milestone if you climb this to the peak. Overall, it's a good trail for hikers. The trail lacks any greenery, and it can seem boring and, hence, 4 stars. Trail starts from Ohlone College parking lot. There is a portable toilet place at the trailhead. The next toilet is atheist 2 hours away and is very gross. So you may want to use it before you start the hike. The initial part of the trail is quite steep. A short warm-up job before the climb could be useful. After 0.6 mile, you may find some trees and shade, but otherwise, it can be hot all along for quite some time. The narrow and steep portion starts after a mile. Then the views start to emerge and it's very beautiful with vast open land. You will not find any shade after this all the way to the top. So bring a good amount of water, hydration, and may be sugar gummies for those who are not used to steep hikes or doing it for the first time. The last 0.3 mile.portion is the hardest, so take your time and make nit to the best views of the valley ever. Enjoy your hike and add your comments, and let me know your thoughts.
DanishDanish
Would recommend doing this hike for either of the following: (i) Spring: when the mountains are covered with greenery and the wildflowers are blooming. (ii) To watch full moon: It's pretty nice to descend in the moonlight, but still be prepared to carry a headlights. There will likely be other people. (iii) Sunset: You can see beautiful sunset from the peak. Trail is about 7 miles with ~2000ft of elevation gain, and can be done on average 4 hours hiking or 2 hours running. Initial section is shaded a bit, but rest of the hike is all in open. So prepare accordingly! Lots of paid parking at the trailhead ($2 for 2 hours and $4 for all day).
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Parked at the community college parking structure. Paid $4 for parking via a QR code that is posted on the wall. The payment process was a took less than 5 minutes and I got a confirmation email for it. I would divide the trail into three sections. The first is the initial ascent to the pond. It is fairly steep in the beginning so be sure to warm up and stretch out a little bit before you start. The second portion goes from the pond to the restrooms. This part has some shade and some steep sections but is mostly pretty easy. There are some nice views looking east and north from here. The final section has a fairly steep and gravelly hill and then the final peak. The hill can be slippery so be careful. There are benches at the top where you can catch a breath. The final peak can be treacherous as well. There is loose gravel and the path falls off on the left side steeply. Please do watch your step and don't hesitate to grab onto rocks on your way up to stabilize yourself. The view is great at the top. You got to see Fremont, Milpitas, San Jose, and the bay. The post was vandalized recently. So pointless and sad. The peak is still a great place for pictures though. So take a ton of them. You earned it. Depending on your pace, it will take an hour to an hour and a half to make it to the top. Probably an hour to get back down. Two and a half hours round trip plus whatever time you decide to spend at the top. There tend to be cows along the path. There are areas that are fenced off at the beginning but the cows roam freely for the second and third sections. Saw baby cow and a mama cow last week. It looked like the baby cow was recently birthed. Have not seen a snake on the trail yet but there are frogs near the pond. Note for dog owners: please keep the dog on the leash and try to them from going crazy at the cows. Thank you. Insects have not been a problem most of my times up. However last time, I did get insect bites on my ankle. No biggie. This is my go to hike in the area. Easy parking. Challenging hike. Awesome view. Friendly cows. And good food in the area afterwards.
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Please Like this review if you find it useful. Medium difficulty level, steep at some part of the trail, Rocky surface, and difficult to walk so.e portion. You have achieved a bug milestone if you climb this to the peak. Overall, it's a good trail for hikers. The trail lacks any greenery, and it can seem boring and, hence, 4 stars. Trail starts from Ohlone College parking lot. There is a portable toilet place at the trailhead. The next toilet is atheist 2 hours away and is very gross. So you may want to use it before you start the hike. The initial part of the trail is quite steep. A short warm-up job before the climb could be useful. After 0.6 mile, you may find some trees and shade, but otherwise, it can be hot all along for quite some time. The narrow and steep portion starts after a mile. Then the views start to emerge and it's very beautiful with vast open land. You will not find any shade after this all the way to the top. So bring a good amount of water, hydration, and may be sugar gummies for those who are not used to steep hikes or doing it for the first time. The last 0.3 mile.portion is the hardest, so take your time and make nit to the best views of the valley ever. Enjoy your hike and add your comments, and let me know your thoughts.
Rajesh Ramchandani

Rajesh Ramchandani

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Would recommend doing this hike for either of the following: (i) Spring: when the mountains are covered with greenery and the wildflowers are blooming. (ii) To watch full moon: It's pretty nice to descend in the moonlight, but still be prepared to carry a headlights. There will likely be other people. (iii) Sunset: You can see beautiful sunset from the peak. Trail is about 7 miles with ~2000ft of elevation gain, and can be done on average 4 hours hiking or 2 hours running. Initial section is shaded a bit, but rest of the hike is all in open. So prepare accordingly! Lots of paid parking at the trailhead ($2 for 2 hours and $4 for all day).
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