Bay Area Landmarks
Bay Area Sports Legends
Mexican Food
Native Flora and Fauna
East Bay Regional Parks
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This shopping center in Hayward has a Round 1, Spencer's, Famous Dave's BBQ, and hosts carnivals in it's parking lot.
Southland Mall
100
The nickname for the Warriors sharpshooting duo of Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.
The Splash Brothers
100
This popular side dish is made by cooking pinto beans, mashing them, then cooking them again.
Refried Beans
100
Our beautiful, orange, state flower.
California Poppy
100
This bay-side park spans along the coast of Hayward and San Lorenzo, has lots of marshland, and an interpretive center.
Hayward Regional Shoreline
200
This stadium used to be the home of MLB's Oakland Athletics and NFL's Oakland Raiders.
Oakland Coliseum
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This former Oakland Raiders star was also an outfielder for MLB's Kansas City Royals, playing two professional sports at the same time.
Bo Jackson
200
This dish is pretty much a mini fried burrito, if its made with a corn tortilla it is a side dish, but with a flour tortilla it is considered a main dish.
Flautas or Taquitos
200
The animal depicted on California's flag, which went extinct in the state in the early 1900s.
Grizzly Bear
200
This lake, nestled in between Oakland, San Leandro, and Castro Valley, is a very popular weekend hangout spot. Lots of space for picnics, hiking, fishing, and renting boats.
Lake Chabot
300
This San Francisco Skyscraper completed in 2018 is 1,070 feet tall. The tallest building in the Bay Area!
Salesforce Tower
300
This former Quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers was blackballed out of the NFL for kneeling during the national anthem, taking a stand against racial injustice in America.
Colin Kaepernick
300
This Mexican drink is made with rice and cinnamon.
Horchata
300
The tallest tree in the world that can be found along California's northern coast.
Coast Redwood
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This park is right next to the Dumbarton Bridge in Hayward, tall hills right on the water protect diverse wetlands where hundreds of species of birds flock to.
Coyote Hills
400
This ginormous, 977 foot, steel structure sits on the peaks of the mountains of San Francisco. Transmitting radio, tv, and wireless signal to the Bay Area.
Sutro Tower
400
This Outfielder who spent 15 years of his 22-year MLB career with the San Francisco Giants hit 762 home runs, the most all time.
Barry Bonds
400
This meat is cooked on a vertical spit, usually with a pineapple above it.
Al Pastor
400
This fierce predator soars across California's skies, looking for any unfortunate prey that comes across their path.
Red-Tailed Hawk
400
This park in Walnut Creek is at the base of mountain that was formed by volcanic activity. The 1,060 acre park has lots of trails and waterfalls during rainy season.
Mt. Diablo Foothills
500
This bridge was completed in 2013 and connects the Bay Area with help from the busiest tunnel in America. It is also featured on the Golden State Warriors logo.
Bay Bridge
500
This Hall of Fame Outfielder was raised in Oakland and dominated the base paths for the Oakland Athletics and several other MLB teams in his 25-year career. He holds several MLB records, such as: most stolen bases, most runs scored, and most lead-off home runs.
Rickey Henderson
500
This famous taco sauce is a staple at La Victoria Taqueria in Hayward.
Orange sauce
500
These huge marine mammals migrate across the Pacific Ocean for food throughout the year, but one famously got stuck in the Bay and tried to swim up the Sacramento River!
Humpback Whale
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This large park in the Oakland and Berkeley Hills has a steam train, little farm, and a botanical garden.
Tilden Park