If you’re in the Bay Area’s South Bay neck of the woods, there’s plenty to see and do that you won’t want to miss. From therapeutic art experiences to learning how to rock climb, check out these top activities in the South Bay area.
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Beginner Outdoor Rock Climbing - Bay Area
Castle Rock State Park, Los Gatos
This four-hour outdoor rock climbing clinic is designed to help even the most novice of climbers, so don’t let your unfamiliarity with the sport prevent you from giving it a try. You’ll learn basic climbing techniques and safety protocol before trying it yourself.
Gems of San Jose California - Walking Tour for Couples
Plaza de Cesar Chavez, San Jose
Grab your lover and your walking shoes and embrace San Jose’s historical and natural charm on this two hour walking tour. You’ll see architectural wonders like Cathedral Basilica of St. Joseph, Plaza de Cesar Chavez Park and more.
Tintype Portrait and Historic Photography Lesson
4000 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto
This isn’t just any photography session — photographer Britt Bradley uses a handmade process from 1851 and antique cameras to educate you about the history of cameras and photography. She’ll even take photos of you and your family or friends using her skills and equipment to give you a unique and valuable souvenir.
Art Class for Mindful Self-Exploration and Reset
Municipal Rose Garden, San Jose
Let your worries melt away temporarily as you explore your inner feelings and thoughts through expression of shape and color. It’s led by a certified hypnotherapist and art lover, who can help guide you as you work through the class.
San Jose Unveiled: A Private Walking Tour
San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles
See all of the artistic wonder that San Jose has to offer during this three-hour walking excursion. You’ll start at the San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles, before moving on to the San Jose Museum of Art and beyond.
Palo Alto Prowl Scavenger Hunt
Verve Coffee Roasters on University Ave
Explore the Palo Alto area in a newly fun way via scavenger hunt around town. You follow the clues on an app that are designed to help you see and experience Palo Alto. A guide will be available remotely if you get stuck, but try to rise to the challenge as best as you can.
