Photo Tour: Henry W. Coe State Park
Los Cruzeros · Eagle Pines & Northern Willow Ridge · Miller Field · Poverty Flat & Jackass Peak · Manzanita Point · Western Poverty Flat Road · Corral, Forest & Springs Trails, Arnold Field · Middle Ridge & Little Fork Coyote Creek · Middle Fork Coyote Creek · Southern Blue Ridge · Hat Rock & Rock House Ridge · Mt. Sizer & Black Oak Spring · Thomas Addition · Northern Blue Ridge · Upper Camp & Mexican Flat · The Short Cut · Skeels' Meadow · Deer Horn Spring · Frog Lake · Summit of Pine Ridge · Coe Headquarters · East Dunne Avenue
Los Cruzeros
Los Cruzeros in the spring.
Narrow trail ascending the hill in the background is the lower end of the Willow Ridge Trail.
Ca. 2001.
Photograph copyright Ó by Tony Ferrari.
Used with permission.
East Fork Coyote Creek just west of Los Cruzeros, looking west toward the entrance of the Narrows.
There is a large California Sycamore at left. The gravelly areas in this view are usually completely submersed from the flooding after heavy winter rains. Most years, this portion of the East Fork is
dry or reduced to small pools by July, when this photo was taken.
4 July 1995.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
East Fork Coyote Creek at Los Cruzeros.
25 January 2003.
Photograph copyright Ó by Teresa Miller.
Used with permission.
The clear running water of the East Fork Coyote Creek.
25 January 2003.
Photograph copyright Ó by Teresa Miller.
Used with permission.
The steep descent from Jackass Pass on the north end of Mahoney Meadows Road.
25 January 2003.
Photograph copyright Ó by Teresa Miller.
Used with permission.
View west from Mahoney Meadows Road near lower junction with Lost Spring Trail.
Pine Ridge is at middle right in distance.
In foreground are the dry stalks of blue wildrye (Elymus glaucus).
28 September 1992.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Along the East Fork Coyote Creek downstream from Arnold Horse Camp. The grassy slopes in the background are part of Miller Field, and the flat area in front of the prominent rock in the middle of the image was the site of the Miller-Lux cabin. On this flat, one can find remnants of the fireplace of the cabin. This broad open portion of the East Fork is one of the first that dries up in late spring or summer.
22 July 1993.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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