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
Tie Down Peak & Hole in the Rock
Tie-Down Peak from Walsh Trail to the west-southwest.
10 May 2005.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
Tie-Down Peak (middle ground), and Burra Burra Peak (on horizon)
from Tie-Down Trail.
27 November 1992.
Photograph copyright Ó by Lee Dittmann.
Tie-Down Peak (left of center) from Pacheco Ridge Road
to the west.
21 October 1991.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
Tie-Down Peak from the south.
3 February 2002.
Photo copyright © by Tony Ferrari.
Used with permission.
Yellow-jacket Pond, located less than 1/2 mile east-northeast of Tie-Down Peak.
3 February 2002.
Photo copyright © by Tony Ferrari.
Used with permission.
Walsh Peak from Kaiser-Aetna Road, Pacheco Creek Crossing at the "Big Culvert".
This road, which is three or four lanes wide at this location, was built when these lands were still in private ownership. A major subdivision of "ranchettes" was planned, the road was built, but the project fell through, apparently due to scarce water supplies. In the middle of the picture, the road crosses over the North Fork of Pacheco Creek; the waters flow through a "Big Culvert", a metal pipe which seems large enough to hide a bus within! The road is not open to public use except during the once a year "Coe Backcountry Weekend" in the spring.
The golden color of the oaks in the picture show that this scene is in the late fall.
27 November 1992.
Photograph copyright © by Lee Dittmann.
No images yet of Hole in the Rock.
Henry W. Coe State Park, California
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