360° Virtual Tour

Help clean up Coyote Creek on January 18

Mother Earth needs your help. Join us on Saturday, January 18, 9:00 to noon. Meet at Coyote Meadows — Story Road at Senter Road. RSVP at keepcoyotecreekbeautiful.org

Valley Water flood control on January 23

San Jose Parks Advocates has invited Valley Water to share their proposals for flood control in San José’s parks along Coyote Creek. Affected parks include Kelley, Olinder, William Street, Coyote Meadows, and Watson. The proposals include berms, levees, and flood walls.

We’ll hear how the proposals will impact the recreational value of each park. The meeting will focus on parks only.

Valley Water board members Barbara Keegan and Tony Estremera are expected to attend.

Bring your questions and concerns to the East San José Carnegie Library at 1102 East Santa Clara Street at 7 p.m. on January 23. This is a public meeting.

Vision

Coyote Meadows is conveniently located to serve Downtown San José and nearby diverse neighborhoods as a natural, vibrant, multi-level parkland inviting residents to enjoy panoramic views, nature, history and fitness activities.

Coyote Meadows connects parks, trails, and people.

Coyote Meadows Overview

Coyote Meadows Overview provides a drone’s eye view of the exciting possibilities for this 50-acre city-owned parcel. By Larry Ames and Robert Braunstein.

360° Virtual Tour of Coyote Meadows

View a 360° virtual tour of Coyote Meadows using Paneek — an online service that allows you to upload your own 360° images and use them to create fascinating 360° virtual tours. Or see a larger version of the tour on the Paneek site.