Heintz Open Space in Los Gatos
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Tourist attraction
Location on the map
Los Gatos, Santa Clara County, California, US
Phone: +1 408-399-5770
Site: https://losgatosca.gov/1326/...
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Site: https://losgatosca.gov/1326/...
Opening hours
- Monday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Tuesday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Wednesday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Thursday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Friday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Saturday:7 AM–5:45 PM
- Sunday:7 AM–5:45 PM
Total reviews rating 4.6
97 Reviews for Heintz Open Space 2024:
Review №1
2024-05-09 20:06:26I love running Heintz Open Space. You can run into Santa Rosa OSP which has a lovely long downhill section and beautiful wildflowers.
Review №2
2023-05-26 17:56:26Wonderful open space for a short hike with kids. Super close to Blossom Hill Road and even connects to Belgatos Park. There are great views of the Bay Area and a small shelter/picnic spot. Fun to explore and watch animals!
Review №3
2024-03-09 20:01:49Hidden away in a beautiful neighborhood unbeknownst to most. Quite a bit of shade but I think its most beautiful in winter, fall and spring.
Review №4
2023-01-08 18:51:57Nice place for small trucking.Today it was slippery and muddy so we came back early.last time we went all along up to top. Beutifull view of city. Heintz lab is seen where lot of earlier discoveries were made. The board is enclosed
Review №5
2022-04-10 16:17:25This was a great spot to bring my pups and get a sweat going! The network of trails vary in difficulty and pitch. Tucked away just outside of Los Gatos it’s easy to access. Very limited parking, however. Trails were well maintained and with biker trails available as well.
Review №6
2022-09-24 01:03:36That was a fresh view! This most definitely would be a fun place for quantum computing. You’ll see a lot of people walking their dogs or biking. This is also a beautiful neighborhood, with a classic American style. Overall I highly recommend. Semper Fi.
Review №7
2023-10-01 01:25:22Great quick and easy hikes that offer great views from start to end. Recommended for families, kids, elderly, dogs are welcome, and sit around very friendly community.
Review №8
2023-02-22 01:14:08What a delightful hidden treasure! You and the dog will get a workout on the hill climbs. There are great views from the top. Keep the kids away from the poison oak that’s endemic in this part of the state, or not let them learn the hard way if they deserve it.
Review №9
2020-06-28 04:01:13Close to suburbia but has a surprising amount of wildlife. So far Ive seen gophers, chipmunks, rabbits deer, gopher snakes, 3 kinds of lizard, quail and turkey. Even a deer killed by what I assume was a mountain lion.Park essentially consists of 2 walks, both involving shortish but sharp climbs. The right fork, Vista I believe, is short and starts easy but the final part is steepish. Up and back is about half an hour.The left fork from the entrance climbs for a while with some steepish sections. If you turn left onto Valley View after the shelter on the right about 15 minutes up there is a great view of Silicon Valley. Following the trail around there is the option to take the Santa Rosa Trail which goes up to Santa Rosa St or down to Bel Gatos Park, or continue on the Skyline Trail which loops back to the shelter and back down to the entrance. While the trail up to the Skyline/Valley View junction is double track/fire road, the Skyline/ Valley view are wide singletrack. Up, around the loop and back down is about an hour.Keep an eye out for descending cyclists, dog/horse poo and snakes.
Review №10
2023-04-22 15:08:38This was a perfect place for a leisurely and chill hike right on the edge of the city. The views were impeccable and the hills were an explosion of green.