Photo Tour: Henry W. Coe State Park
Bear Mountain Peak · Water Gulch & Little Long Canyon · Roller Coaster Ridge · Northern Pacheco Ridge · Pacheco Camp · Walsh Peak · Tie Down Peak & Hole in the Rock · Southern Pacheco Ridge · Pacheco Falls · Walsh Cabin · Willson Field Hill · Center Flats & Hurricane Pond · Burra Burra Peak & Dowdy Ranch · Kaiser-Aetna Road & Bell Station · Cañada de la Dormida · Rock Springs Peak & Vasquez Peak · Coon Hunter's Gulch · Phegley Ridge & Redfern Pond · Upper Hunting Hollow · Osos Ridge & Bill's Hill · Hunting Hollow Entrance · Gilroy Hot Springs Road
Kaiser-Aetna Road & Bell Station
A southeastern access to Coe Park, in development
This section includes photos of or from the Kaiser-Aetna Road between the Burra Burra Peak area and the Bell Station entrance. This road is not yet open to public motor vehicle use, but plans are under way to make it a seasonal or year-round entrance. For now, you are welcome to hike or mountain bike up the road from the small parking area by the park's maintenance building.
Burra Burra Peak from the south, along Kaiser-Aetna Road.
The lands in the foreground, including the pond, are part of the privately owned Shaeirn Ranch.
The state owns the road and the right-of-way up to the fence line.
29 July 1992; 6:53 am.
You can see a bit of the road on the knoll on the horizon at the right.
The next photo below was taken from that point.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Lake Mountain (prominent peak left of center). The Kaiser-Aetna Road
contours around this peak, although it mostly follows the ridge line
south of the Dowdy Ranch.
22 November 1991.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Lover's Leap (outside of park) from the parking area at the Bell Station entrance.
The Pacheco Pass highway (state highway 152) is just out of sight in the
valley in front of Lover's Leap.
2 9 June 1992.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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