Shoreline Trails
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COVID-19 UPDATE
Updated 6/17/2020
The City of Mountain View paused all non-essential services starting Tuesday, March 17 in an effort to slow and minimize the spread of COVID-19. As the Shelter-in-Place Orders are modified and updated by the State of California and Santa Clara County Department of Public Health, the City will continue to update the City webpages with available services, facilities, and programs.
Available Services at Shoreline at Mountain View
The following facilities are fully closed at Shoreline: Rengstorff House (and associated restrooms).
The following facilities are partially closed at Shoreline: Michael’s Restaurant has a small menu of options available at the walk up window and their outdoor patio seating is available. The interior of the restaurant along with restrooms is closed. The Sailing Lake and restrooms are open 7 days a week with modified hours of operation (10am-5:30pm). The bistro remains closed to the public but is serving camps on weekdays.
The following facilities are open with modified operations: Golf Course, Driving Range, Practice Greens, Pro Shop, Trails, Open Grass Areas designated for people.
Available Restrooms: portable restrooms by the kite flying area, restrooms at the Pro Shop, and restrooms off Bay Trail by Terminal Road.
If you have further questions or inquiries, please visit our Contact Us site to direct your questions to the appropriate staff. For more information about what Mountain View is doing regarding COVID-19, visit MountainView.gov/virus |
Shoreline At Mountain View is home to an eight-mile network of trails, bridges and roadways for walking, jogging, biking and inline skating. Vista Slope and the nearby Crittenden Hill provide expansive vistas as well as open space for exploring outdoors. The popular Stevens Creek Trail originates in Shoreline and travels creekside nearly five miles through Mountain View. The multi-use Permanente Creek Trail extends from Shoreline At Mountain View over Highway 101 to Old Middlefield Road. Many Shoreline trails connect with other regional trail systems, including the Bay Loop Trail.