Puma & Bobcat Sightings Map

Mountain Lion was in backyard. We heard commotion and a cat screaming. It got our neighbors black cat, turned around and walked up the hill behind our house.

Brief sighting crossing the road. Thought it was a deer at first due to size and color, but long tail and cat-like behavior suggest otherwise.

Saw the Mt lion on the side of the road about to cross to the other side. Another car saw it as well as we both slowed down.

Live mountain lion seen on 7/23/19 approx 7:45PM on the Mayfair Ranch Trail in the Rancho Canada del Oro Open Space Preserve. It was approximately 2 miles up the trail from the parking lot (doing the loop clockwise) near the picnic table. We were resting at the picnic table and looked up and the lion was about 50 ft away standing on the trail looking at us. It was not aggressive and was just watching us. Since it was not aggressive, we took a couple of photos and then stood up on the table to scare it off. It initially ran downhill from the side of the trail but about a minute later we saw it cross the trail again and head to the uphill side of the trail. We turned around and walked back the way we came. There is a small creek that still had some water in it about 100 ft from the picnic table so it may have been walking up the trail to get some water when it encountered us. It was definitely a mountain lion and it did not have a tracking collar - see photos. --Brian Bailey and Jason Govig

Our neighbor spotted a "large" mountain lion as she took an early morning walk on our road. The lion saw her and promptly ran off.

I was mountain biking with a friend and we had recently made it to the top of Chisnantuk Peak Trail and was going back down the same way we had just gone up when I went around a corner and the mountain lion jump off the trail and fled downhill.

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Mt. Lion spotted walking up driveway.

I encountered 2 mountain lions directly on the Deep Gulch Trail in Quicksilver Almaden Park, about 0.2 m above the Hacienda parking lot. I yelled, threw stones, and after hissing and standing their ground, they slowly backed away

I came around a slight curve on Mine Hill Rd. to see 3 mountain lions heading up the hill. Looks to be two older cubs and an adult. No collars visible. 2 of them began to stalk as I side-stepped with my dog. They focused on him but retreated when I rose my arms again and shouted.

Saw a mountain lion in the Buena Vista Park, SF

Mountain lion attempting to cross the road away from Lompico Creek towards Lake Blvd. Stopped my car so it could cross but it hesitated and stood on the side of the road for a few secs before I decided to drive off. Cat seemed healthy, looked to be 200-225 lbs.

wildlife camera got lion under house

Saw a mother puma and 2 cubs coming out of the bushes near a small creek culvert near the turn around point of Weiler Ranch Trail in San Mateo County's San Pedro Valley Park, in Pacifica. 15 photos posted on the below link.

MOUNTAIN LION ENCOUNTER:

link to photo: https://i.pinimg.com/736x/b0/b9/30/b0b93017aea87f718e012bcdcaf06be2.jpg

Cries of a deer with banging on our fence. July 16 found small carcus : vertebrae contected to pelvis, and 1 leg with hoof close by. Dried blood. Intestines near my fence line.

Puma sighting at Wadsworth Ave at Laurel Ave in Los Gatos, 95030

The cat was walking up Laurel towards apartment building on right. It was not disoriented. Probably 100 lbs

Mountain lion spotted near the Girl's Park (closer to Barbecues). I only saw it running up the cliff away from me.

I never thought to report my sighting online, and the date is most likely not accurate, but I spotted a large bobcat a few years ago at this location while I was walking my dog around 3:35AM. I know that it was a bobcat because of its distinct features. It had large paws, a sausage-like tail, tufted ears, a flat face, and when it ran East, it brought its legs together at the center like a "V" shape.

Saw a large mountain lion while ascending Black Mountain Trail on July 3. The cat was slowly moving through the shadows on the uphill side of the trail, near the last set of switchbacks that is fully under the cover of trees. It was easily less than 100 feet from me, moving away, uphill at a diagonal angle and showed no interest in me. I determined it was an ML, not a bobcat or large dog based on its size, which I could clearly see and the way it moved (quiet and catlike). I watched it for about 30 seconds before heading back down to Rhus Ridge parking lot, sharing this information with everyone I saw on the way down. No pics, video or more detailed location data.

Teenager crossed the road. May have an injury to foot as limped a little