Hayward: Attractions and more...
Hayward offers an array of interesting places to visitors. Nature lovers can visit the Garin and Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Park. It is located at Garin Avenue in Hayward. Visitors can enjoy picnic facilities, hiking trails and horse riding inside the park as well as fishing in the Jordan Pond. The park has a wide range of wild animals and plants. The annual festival of apples takes place here in summer every year.
The Hayward Area Historical Society Museum is located on the Main Street. Here, visitors can learn about the local history of the city. It exhibits artefacts which date back thousands of years. The library and the archives are the best sources of knowledge about the city. Another famous museum in this city is the C.E. Smith Museum of Anthropology. Founded in 1975, this museum houses a spectacular collection of ethnographic and archaeological specimens from North America, Asia and Africa.Related Contents
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