During my last visit to the USA, I visited an amazing place with my half brother. Now I am on quarantine, and finally, I’m able to process photos from this trip.
If you plan to visit it, be sure to bring a flashlight and very comfortable tourist shoes with you - to get to the small but fantastic beautiful Bear Gulch reservoir, you will need to overcome the same name path and the cave.
Thank you so much for sharing. I see it is not so far from the bay Area, this will make it very interesting for the Local guides who will attend Connect Live.
It is only 1.5 hours by car from SJ, and the route is very simple - all along the same road. This year the event should take place in the Bay Area. This is not necessarily San Jose.
I applied for the next event, but being a realist, I have little faith to be chosen. My experience in the Google Geo services is from 2008, it’s somewhat more than the experience of most team members. I know too much. :^)))
I know the event will be “on the Bay Area”, @SergeySud , but my feeling is that il will be in any caso South of San Francisco, in a place close to Mountain View, so it can be Palo Alto, Santa Clara, San Jose, or wherever around there, so I am using SJ as a reference.
Who knows, Sergey. I wish you good luck in any case. Crossing my fingers
The cave was a real challenge, we had to crawl some places.
When I’ve visited the visitor center, there was information about wildlife in the park. Mammals and birds that inhabit this park include prairie falcon and peregrine falcon, falcon, California condor, golden eagle, California quail, great horned owl, wild turkey, hummingbird, coyote, skunk, bobcat, raccoon, gray fox, cougar, and thirteen species of bats.
I managed to take photos of some fauna representatives even despite the fact that I spent only a few hours in the park.
That’s really cool @SergeySud , the wildlife is usually the highlight for me when I visit national parks. I love seeing the different species that are sometimes unique to the specific region, it’s always special.
