San Felipe: 73 - EB SR-152 W/O Casa de Fruta
Tucked into the eastern foothills of the Diablo Range, San Felipe is a place whose character is shaped by its position on the Pacheco Pass corridor. State Route 152 follows this east–west passage across the range, linking the Gilroy area with the Central Valley and making the community part of a major inland California route. Rolling, oak-dotted rangeland gives the district an open, sparsely settled character rather than the suburban form of nearby Santa Clara Valley. The wider San Felipe Valley was included in Rancho San Felipe y Las Animas, a Mexican land grant issued in 1844, a reminder that this transport corridor also runs through one of Santa Clara County’s older ranching landscapes.
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