Where can you watch trains in San Mateo, California?
These busy crossings sit next to a public park or station, so you can watch from a public place.
Trains a day from the FRA inventory of .
3 places to watch
Busiest crossing first, by trains a day. Daylight means 6 AM to 6 PM.
Train station
San Mateo
About 116 trains a day: 68 in daylight, 44 at night, plus 4 switching moves.
About 300 feet from the 1st Avenue crossing (Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board - Caltrain)
Train station
Hayward Park
About 116 trains a day: 68 in daylight, 44 at night, plus 4 switching moves.
About 350 feet from the Hayward Park Sta N Pathway crossing (Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board - Caltrain)
Park
Trinta Park
About 116 trains a day: 68 in daylight, 44 at night, plus 4 switching moves.
About 300 feet from the Hayward Park Sta S Pathway crossing (Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board - Caltrain)
Park and station names © OpenStreetMap contributors
All railroad crossings in San Mateo
Source: Federal Railroad Administration crossing inventory. Sources and dates