The Morgan Hill Times: Officials dedicate 14.1 miles of Bay Area Ridge Trail in Morgan Hill
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State and local officials celebrated the addition of 14.1 miles to the Bay Area Ridge Trail May 30, marking the largest single-day dedication in decades for the ambitious project to create a continuous 550-mile loop around the San Francisco Bay Area.
The newly dedicated section connects Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve to Calero County Park, bringing the regional trail network to 427 completed miles—about three-quarters of the way toward the ultimate goal.
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