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Copernicus Peak, the highest point in Santa Clara County at 4,360 ft. (center) and Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., (right center), can be seen when looking southeast from high on Antler Point Trail.
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Spring wildflowers and green grass hills high on Washburn Trail. The blue Santa Cruz Mountains to the southwest, can be seen in the distance on the right.
The rugged hills of the Diablo Range, to the northeast, as seen from Antler Point Trail.
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Joan Pendleton
May 29, 2020 near East Foothills, CA
“Copernicus Peak, the highest point in Santa Clara County at 4,360 ft. (center) and Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., (right center), can be seen when looking southeast from high on Antler Point Trail.”  

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Copernicus Peak, the highest point in Santa Clara County at 4,360 ft. (center) and Mt. Hamilton, 4,265 ft., (right center), can be seen when looking southeast from high on Antler Point Trail.
The rugged hills of the Diablo Range, to the northeast, as seen from Antler Point Trail.
Metropolitan Santa Clara Valley sprawls below at the base of the blue Santa Cruz Mountains in the far distance, seen looking west-southwest from Mariposa Point at the end of Antler Point trail.
Bright orange California poppies and views south all the way to the Monterey Peninsula (left, far distance) from Mariposa Point at the end of Antler Point Trail. The blue Santa Cruz Mountains are on the right in the distance.
The Monterey Peninsula is in the far distance to the south, beyond the distant Santa Cruz Mountains, that are on the far side of Santa Clara Valley, seen from high on Antler Point trail.
Winding through the spring green hills and wildflowers, with glimpses of the blue Santa Cruz Mountains in the distance, Canada de Pala Trail winds around on a little visited section near its end.
Great views of the blue Santa Cruz Mountains in the distance on the far side of Santa Clara Valley, and nearer views of the ridge across the broad San Felipe Creek Valley, seen from highest stretch of Washburn Trail. Distant Anderson Lake center left
Spring wildflowers and green grass hills high on Washburn Trail. The blue Santa Cruz Mountains to the southwest, can be seen in the distance on the right.
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