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
Summit of Pine Ridge
& the Flat Frog Trail contouring around it
Ponderosa pines (Pinus ponderosa) near the top of Pine Ridge from the Monument Trail.
1 May 1978.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
Ponderosa pines and yarrow stalks at top of Pine Ridge near Eric's Bench.
10 July 1994.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
View from Monument Trail at summit of Pine Ridge of Mahoney Ridge
and San Carlos Range on the horizon. The latter is a unit of the Diablo Range, of which the Mount Hamilton Range (in which Coe Park is nestled) is a part. Click here or on the image for an enlarged
version of this image with peaks labeled.
and San Carlos Range on the horizon. The latter is a unit of the Diablo Range, of which the Mount Hamilton Range (in which Coe Park is nestled) is a part. Click here or on the image for an enlarged
version of this image with peaks labeled.
12 December 1992.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
Panorama from Monument Trail (lower down than next image above) from four photos.
Click on the image or here for a larger version with place names and some plants labelled.
4 August 1994.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
Arnold Field, Manzanita Point Road, and Sada's Pine from trail to Sierra View Camp.
Soda Springs Canyon and Cordoza Ridge in the background.
4 April 2004.
Photograph copyright © by Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
The Monument.
22 December 2002.
Photo copyright © by Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
Sada Coe, the daughter of Henry W. Coe, Jr., for whom the park is named,
had only a few conditions attached to her gift of the original 12,500 + acre Pine
Ridge Ranch to the County of Santa Clara. One was that a monument to the
memory of her father be installed. This bas-relief on the top of Pine Ridge is it.
The Monument Trail is named for this, for it led to the Monument. Due to a misinterpretation
of older maps, the segment of the trail leading to the Monument was renamed, and is at
the moment considered a part of the Ponderosa Trail.
Blue Ridge, viewed from near the Monument on Pine Ridge.
Middle Ridge is in the foreground.
The road going up the side of Blue Ridge is the Short Cut, a section of Hobbs Road.
The Middle Ridge Trail can be seen in the clearings on Middle Ridge.
12 March 2005.
Photograph copyright © Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
Little Fork canyon from Flat Frog Trail (or rather, from
the approximate future location of the trail, since it was
not yet built at this time.)
Willow Ridge is on the horizon.
9 December 1991.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
A more recent view from the Flat Frog Trail, in the same direction as the preceding,
with the same canyons and ridges in the background.
13 October 2002.
Photo copyright © by Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
A patch of chamise (Adenostoma fasciculatum) along the Flat Frog Trail.
26 June 2004.
Photograph copyright © Gena Zolotar.
Used with permission.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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