Mission Peak Regional Preserve

(San Francisco Bay Region 3D image tour)

	MissionPeak.jpg The massive Mission Peak landslide is visible from much of the South Bay region. Giant hillslope fissures and ongoing movement of this massive landslide area pose a potential hazard to homes in the valley below, on the eastern outskirts of the city of Fremont.
	MissionPeak2.jpg Vertical layers of sandstone form a hogback ridge along the eastern side of Mission Peak summit in the preserve.
	MissionPeak3.jpg Outcrops of steeply dipping sandstone stand out in contrast to the grassy upland area on the south side of Mission Peak.
	MissionPeak4.jpg Ledge-forming sandstone layers on the south side of Mission Peak.
	MissionPeak5.jpg Large blocks of stone litter a broad talus slope along the base of the hogbacks on the east side of Mission Peak in the Hidden Valley area.
	MissionPeak6.jpg The sandstone hogback on the south side of Mission Peak.
	MissionPeak7.jpg Sandstone boulders, grassy fields, and a grove of bay laurel trees along the Hidden Valley Trail in the preserve.
	MissionPeak8.jpg The upper part of the Mission Peak slide.
	MissionPeak9.jpg Barren rocky outcrops at the summit of Mission Peak. A radio tower marks the top of nearby Mt. Allison.
	MissionPeak10.jpg The sandstone hogback ridge on Mission Peak with Hidden Valley to the right, and the radio tower on Mt. Allison in the distance.
	MissionPeak11.jpg The Mission Peak Landslide.
	MissionPeak12.jpg Part of the talus slope in Hidden Valley (on the southwest side of Mission Peak).