- Ulistac Natural Area
Ulistac contains the last 40 acres of natural, undeveloped land in the city along the Guadalupe River, a major migratory flyway for birds Volunteers remove invasive species and plant California native trees, shrubs, grasses and wildflowers
- Parks | City of Santa Clara - Santa Clara, California
Ulistac Natural Area, 40 acres of open space that showcases seven distinctive natural habitats, opened in Santa Clara in 2001 after months of volunteer efforts to restore California native vegetation and preserve wildlife habitat
- ULISTAC NATURAL AREA - Updated June 2025 - Yelp
Ulistac Natural Area is a great lil spot for running along the trails, bird watching, and observing nature It's not exactly the season for seeing birds around, or trees and flowers in bloom, as winter is far from over, but on this warm Sunday afternoon, we still found the whole place to be beautiful
- Ulistac Natural Area - Discover Santa Clara
Ulistac Natural Area is the only dedicated natural open space in the City of Santa Clara, and a regional and cultural resource for all of us
- Ulistac Natural Area (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE . . . - Tripadvisor
Ulistac Natural Area is a 41 acre natural site There are 7 different areas - grassland, coastal scrub, oak, savannah, riparian, woodland, oak woodland and wetlands We enjoyed walking on the nice paths; several of the plants have signs in front of them telling one what it is
- Rancho Ulistac - Wikipedia
Aerial view of Ulistac Natural Area, along the near side of the Guadalupe River The Ulistac Natural Area is a 40-acre volunteer-maintained natural area within the original rancho, between Lick Mill Blvd and the Guadalupe River, showcasing seven distinctive natural habitats
- Ulistac Natural Area | Open Space Authority
The projects included trail design and construction as well as removal of exotic plant species, revegetation, irrigation and fence and gate improvements The natural area now features native vegetation representing a variety of plant communities connected by a series of trails
- What Can I Do At Ulistac? — Ulistac Natural Area
Ulistac is dedicated as a Natural Area, not a park This means that we have no facilities, such as restrooms, drinking water, benches, picnic areas, play parks or sports areas All of these listed facilities can be found directly across the street in Lick Mill Park
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