Enjoy the spring scenery, hike in the Wild Wolf Mountain area park in April.

Coyote Hills Regional Park, located in Fremont, California, USA, in the wild wolf mountain area, is a beautiful natural reserve known as the "paradise of shrubs and wetlands". It is a great place for hiking. 🏃Route planning guide: Coyote Hills Regional Park has multiple hiking trails to choose from, with the most popular being the 1.5-mile Bayview Trail and the approximately 3-mile Lagoon Trail. The Bayview Trail goes back and forth along the ridge, providing beautiful bay and city views. The Lagoon Trail is a jogging/biking/hiking route that surrounds California's only saltwater Lagoon. Coyote Hills Regional Park is a very beautiful place, with beautiful scenery and fresh air along the way, making it perfect for hiking. The hiking route is easy to find and well-maintained. The park also has a rich variety of wildlife and plants, giving people a sense of closeness to nature. Hiking in the park is a great way to relax and feel comfortable in urban life. 🚌Transportation: There are several ways to get to Coyote Hills Regional Park. If you don't drive, you can take public transportation. You can take the BART subway to Fremont station and transfer to the AC Transit bus to directly reach Coyote Hills Regional Park. 🏩Accommodation cost: If you plan to hike in the park, please note that there are no lodging facilities in the park. You need to arrange your stay in a local hotel or motel in advance. The average cost of one night's stay in Fremont, California is about $100-150. ⚠️Hiking guide: Before embarking on a hiking trip, please make sure to prepare necessary items such as comfortable shoes, sun hats, sunglasses, plenty of water, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent. In addition, please follow the safety recommendations of the park management bureau and keep the trails clean and tidy, and do not litter.