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The trail follows the fence line of the cemetery and power lines leading to a PG&E substation.
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After passing through the neighborhood, the trail re-enters the Rancho San Antonio Preserve and rolls with the hills.
There comes a point where the trail breaks off to the left and follows the cemetery fence line.
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David Hitchcock
Jan 24, 2017 near Cupertino, CA
“The trail follows the fence line of the cemetery and power lines leading to a PG&E substation.”  

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The trail follows the fence line of the cemetery and power lines leading to a PG&E substation.
There comes a point where the trail breaks off to the left and follows the cemetery fence line.
Flowers bloom in the winter in the fields on either side of the trail.
The trail makes its way between two fences as it climbs back up the hill.
The trail becomes very narrow as it passes between the residential area and PG&E property.
The trail re-enters Rancho San Antonio, and views of the hills above the preserve come into view.
The first .4 miles of the trail is paved and open to cyclists.
After passing through the neighborhood, the trail re-enters the Rancho San Antonio Preserve and rolls with the hills.
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