Sunday, 12 June 2016
San Jose Guadalupe River Trail Walk
This is a great trail within the 250 acre Guadalupe River Park including a walking tour of San Jose’s pedestrian and bike-friendly downtown, parks and trails. Yves Zsutty, Trail Manager guided attendees to points of interest and shared history and insights along the way. The 2-1/2 mile walking tour was conducted at a leisurely pace and included opportunities to discuss points of interest and explore each site. Highlights of the tour include the Richard Meyer-designed City Hall building and its rotunda, Plaza de Cesar Chavez – site of California’s first state capitol building, portions of the 250-acre Guadalupe River Park and trail system, and St James Park Historic District with many 19th century structures framing the green space. Yves Zsutty manages the City’s award-winning Trail Program, was born and raised in San Jose, and has been a resident of Downtown San Jose for 20 years with knowledge of the City’s history and current developments. Thank you, Yves for taking time to share this amazing adventure with us!
San Jose Guadalupe River Trail Walk
This is a great trail within the 250 acre Guadalupe River Park including a walking tour of San Jose’s pedestrian and bike-friendly downtown, parks and trails. Yves Zsutty, Trail Manager guided attendees to points of interest and shared history and insights along the way. The 2-1/2 mile walking tour was conducted at a leisurely pace and included opportunities to discuss points of interest and explore each site. Highlights of the tour include the Richard Meyer-designed City Hall building and its rotunda, Plaza de Cesar Chavez – site of California’s first state capitol building, portions of the 250-acre Guadalupe River Park and trail system, and St James Park Historic District with many 19th century structures framing the green space. Yves Zsutty manages the City’s award-winning Trail Program, was born and raised in San Jose, and has been a resident of Downtown San Jose for 20 years with knowledge of the City’s history and current developments. Thank you, Yves for taking time to share this amazing adventure with us!
