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Title: Best Hikes With Children San Francisco Bay Area (Best Hikes With Children) by Bill McMillon, Kevin McMillon, Bill McMillan ISBN: 0-89886-786-X Publisher: Mountaineers Books Pub. Date: March, 2002 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $14.95

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Average Customer Rating: 3 (1 review)

Rating: 3
Summary: Ten Years Out Of Date
Comment: This seems to be a great book for giving you ideas of where to go hiking with your kids. But the user should beware that as far as
I can tell, the information is at least 10 years out of date. I have gone on three of the hikes so far and they were all incorrectly described in the book. The first hike (Lookout Loop) described the parking lot to start from. But it turned out that the actual parking lot was CLOSED to the public and could only be used if you had previously made a group reservation. So we had to park on a twisty mountain road and walk to the closed parking lot. On another hike, the Palo Alto Baylands, the hike entails a long walk out on the catwalks over the marsh. As a local resident, I know for a fact that those catwalks have been closed to the public for AT LEAST ten years!! The descriptions of Shoreline Park are also out of date in that they describe duck blinds that have been gone for at least several years. Given all of this, I find the phrases "entirely updated" and "completely revised" that are on the back of the book very misleading. This is a good book to give you ideas of where to go. But be prepared for surprises because you are reading a hike guide from the early 90's (or even earlier)!