Location

• Northern Reach: Gravel – Highway 237-Montague Expressway (1.4 mi.)
• Central Reach: Paved – William St-Hwy 280, in Selma Olinder Park (0.5 mi.)*
• Southern Reach: Paved - Tully Road-Morgan Hill, near Anderson County Park (17.8 mi.)

Trail UPDATE

On weekdays April 13 to May 13 between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. - Coyote Creek Trail segment between Selma Olinder Dog Park and Story Road is closed for encampment management. Heavy equipment is present. Please use neighboring streets. 

Description

The Coyote Creek Trail is planned and partially developed as one of the network's longest trail systems, ultimately extending from the Bay to the City's southern boundary. At this time, you can access a northern portion of the trail system from Highway 237 Bikeway to Montague Expressway. A short downtown portion travels through Selma Olinder Park. The southern portion begins at Tully Road and extends southward through county jurisdiction and reaches Morgan Hill. The Coyote Creek Trail provides views of the waterway, and urban and rural settings.

Distance

19.7 miles (total distance, but not connected)

Map

• Map of William Street to Phelan Avenue
• Map of Highway 237 Bikeway to Montague Expressway
• Map of Tully Road to Yerba Buena Road
• Map of Yerba Buena Road to County jurisdiction
• Map of Alignment from Berryessa BART to BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) Santa Clara Street
• Map of "Odette Morrow Trail" - south of Blossom Hill Road, west bank of creek

Gallery

Video of Singleton Road Crossing: January 2017 Storms

Fact Sheets

• Fact Sheet of Coyote Creek Trail - Images of new (July 2015) reach of Coyote Creek Trail (Berryessa to Mercado)
• Photo of Public Art piece (Between Tasman Drive and Montague Expressway)

Designation

The northern reach of the Coyote Creek Trail (from Highway 237 Bikeway to Montague Expressway) is designated as part of the National Recreation Trail.

Planning Documents

• Coyote Creek Master Plan- Montague Expressway to Highway 101
• Coyote Creek Master Plan- Highway 101 to Story Road (Master planned named "Lower Silver Creek to Story Road")
• Coyote Creek Master Plan Amendment - Roosevelt Park (Santa Clara Street to Bulldog Lane)
• Coyote Creek Feasibility Study- Highway 101 to Story Road
• Coyote Creek Master Plan- Phelan Avenue to Tully Road
• Coyote Creek Feasibility Study- Martha Street Pedestrian Bridge
• Coyote Creek Master Plan- Coyote Creek through Orchard Park (Old Oakland Road to UPRR Tracks)
• Coyote Creek Alignment Plan- Mabury Road (Berryessa BART) to Watson Park (Empire Street)
• Coyote Creek Preliminary Engineering Study - Singleton Crossing (Creek restoration, barrier removal and bridge installation)
• Coyote Creek Preliminary Engineering Study - Singleton Crossing (Appendix to study)
• Master Plan - Coyote Creek Park (circa 1972) Master Plan Hi Res (32 mb) Master Plan Low Res (6 mb)
  • Overview Map Section 1
  • Overview Map Section 2
  • Overview Map Section 3

Design Documents

• Coyote Creek 90% Plans - Story Road to Phelan Avenue (38MB)
• Coyote Creek 35% Plans - Brokaw Road to UPRR Tracks (near Orchard Park) (11MB)
• Coyote Creek 95% Plans - Brokaw Road to UPRR Tracks (near Orchard Park) (18MB)
• Coyote Creek 100% Plans - Highway 280 (Selma Olinder Park) to Story Road

Environmental Documents

For Highway 237 to Story Road Master Plan

• Biological Assessment Natural Environment Study
• Notice of Completion - NEPA (National Environmental Policy Act)
• CEQA Documentation Declaration
• Natural Environment Study